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Grand Canyon Turns Down Its Lights to Become a Dark Sky Park
Star gazers, rejoice—the skies above the Grand Canyon will never lose their sparkle
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The Library of Congress Needs Your Help to Identify These Silent Movies
For the fifth year, the “Mostly Lost” film festival calls on its audience to help identify obscure details in movie-making history
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Refugees Are Teaching Germans How to Cook Their Traditional Foods
Cooking classes are bridging the gaps between Germans and Middle Eastern refugees
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Help England Crowdsource Its History
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Archaeologists Find Gigantic Ancient Monument in Jordan
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Extremeophile Worms Discovered Living in Toxic Colorado Cave
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This New Satellite Project Helps People Find Patterns in City Spaces
Terrapattern turns a mad world into a satisfying, matchy-matchy nirvana
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The World’s “Ugliest” Color Could Help People Quit Smoking
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Here’s How the Pacific NW Is Preparing for “The Big One”
It’s the mother of all disaster drills for what could be the worst disaster in American history
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‘Hamilton’ Creator Lin-Manuel Miranda Joins the War Against Bots
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Five Things to Know About the Declaration of Sentiments
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This Tropical Fish Can Be Taught to Recognize Human Faces
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Researchers Discover World’s Tallest Known Tropical Tree in Sabah’s “Lost World”
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Artwork by Muhammad Ali Is Going up For Auction
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