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MIT Scientists Develop Self-Moving Cubical Robots With No Moving Exterior Parts (VIDEO)
Scientists at MIT have developed a cubical robot that can propel itself forward or climb over another one of its kind with no exterior moving parts and only with an inner flywheel rotating extremely fast.
How To Become A NASA Astronaut? Excel At Everything
Giant Squid Found Washed Up on Shore of Beach in Spain; Creature Weighs 400 Pounds, Measures 30 Feet Long (VIDEO)
Colorado School of Mines Create Minerals from Food Waste
Why Do Doctors Abuse Prescription Drugs? 'Self-medication' is Key Reason
Staring At Food Too Long Decreases Appetite
Ultra-Thin Membrane Could Revolutionize Gas and Water Purification
Bigfoot Video Evidence: Research Group Captures Sasquatch on Camera and Collects DNA Samples (WATCH)
By Russell WesterholmScientists Discover 60 New Species In South America, Including The Cocoa Frog (PHOTOS)
By Staff ReporterObamacare: Evaluating the Affordable Healthcare Act From Week One to Week 156
By Staff ReporterComet ISON Soars by Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, NASA HiRISE Camera Captures It (PHOTOS)
By Russell WesterholmMedusa's Waters: 80 Degree Lake In Tanzania Mummifies Birds And Bats
By Staff ReporterHoneybees' Ability to Identify and Forage Flowers Severely Disrupted by Diesel Exhaust Fumes
By Russell WesterholmIdentifying People by Their Bodies When Faces Are No Help
By Staff ReporterElectrically Charged Water Droplets "Leaping" Off Condenser Surfaces Could Make Power Plants More Efficient
By Russell Westerholm
