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To suppress free speech is a double wrong. It violates the rights of the hearer as well as those of the speaker.
The Council of Elders run the UK, along with their underlings, the Conservative Friends of iz ray L, the Liebour Friends of iz ray L, and the...
man's best friend i think if we place an order in for a large contingent of robot dogs, these 'robot dogs' should be able to handle effectively,...
Supernovae may have kicked off abrupt climate shifts in the past, and they could again When a star explodes, it sends high-energy particles out in...
Scum was popularized in Star Wars....Rebel Scum! Haha. Anyways, too bad this speck of rock in this arm of a galaxy, is not anything to make a...
With a probability bordering on certainty, this will be Israel's undoing. No matter if the US joins in or not. Now we know why a significant...
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26,000-pound dinosaur discovered in South Africa was Earth's largest land animal
If humans had lived 200 million years ago, they would have marveled at the largest dinosaur of its time. It's name means "a giant thunderclap at dawn." The recently discovered fossil of a new...Which came first, the dinosaur or the theory of evolution?
Not judging, mind you....just curious.
2015 TB145 is 600m across - the illustration is based on radio frequency images taken at Arecibo Observatory
No company, even "saints" like NASA and SpaceX, is going to tell their customers that a service is delivered via a very cheap option (balloons) if they can con those customers into believing the service is provided by a very expensive option ($60 million dollar rocket launches)