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How Fast Can You Print Out a Building?
A company in China says it can print out 10 buildings a day
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Twin Astronauts Are Helping NASA Learn How a Year in Space Changes the Human Body
Mark and Scott Kelly will be part of a living experiment
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Convenience Stores Are Killing Hotel Minibars
Once found in many hotels, minibars are slowly being phased out
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It Takes A Lot of Planning for a City to Canonize Two Popes At Once
At least 1.3 million people gathered for the canonization of two popes in Rome this weekend
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It Took Three Years to Restore 23 Pieces of Art Andy Warhol Made on a Computer in the 1980s
Trapped in an obsolete computer format, these works are finally seeing the digital light of day
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Photos: A Massive Sandstorm Swept Across Northern China
The event is one of the largest to hit China in years
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People Are Hiring Professional Photographers for Their Vacations
Professional photo shoots aren’t just for weddings anymore
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L.A. Needs Water, And for a Century, the "Mother Ditch" Supplied It
Built in 1781, the "Mother Ditch" supplied water to the early city
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Everything at This 4,500-Year-Old Site Was Removed—And Then Reburied
An unprecedented trove of artifacts and burials found at a development site were recently removed and reburied
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China's About to Have the World's Fastest Elevator
The elevator will ascend 95 floors in 43 seconds
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Easter Island's Monumental Garbage Problem
As tourism increases, so does the trash on this remote island
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Lewis Carroll Hated Fame So Much He Almost Wished He'd Never Written His Books
At least, that's what he said in a letter, now in the University of Southern California library
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Preserving Antarctic History Means Chipping Out Tons of Ice From Between Floorboards
Built by Robert Falcon Scott, Discovery Hut is one of several historic structures being preserved in Antarctica
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This Week Is National Park Week
It's spring, and the National Park Service wants you to visit
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The Wheelie Was Invented in 1890
A stunt bicyclist named Daniel Canary claims to be the first person to master the trick
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Lease a Haunted Venetian Island for 99 Years
Formerly a quarantine island for plague victims and an insane asylum, now you can call this island home
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How Gabriel Garcia Marquez Became a Writer
Marquez attributed his writing to drawing as a child…and Franz Kafka
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The U.K. Is Weirdly Obsessed With Rhea Birds—Which Keep Escaping Their Owners
A rhea went on the lam in the U.K.—and is far from the first giant, flightless bird to do so
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Instead of Paying for Coffee, Mobile Workers Can Pay for Quiet
Working on the road? Now there’s an alternative to crowded coffee shops
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Missouri Wants to Use Military-Grade Sound Cannons to Slow Drivers Down
The LRAD sound cannon has been used to subdue protests, deter pirates and, now, slow down speeding drivers.
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