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Medical Design

Government Study Explores Design Implications of Reverse-Bending Knees

July 27, 2024 - In a whimsical yet intriguing government-funded research project, scientists have set out to explore how everyday objects, particularly chairs, would be designed if human knees bent in the opposite direction. ...


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NASA Scientists Discover Uranus Is A Black Hole

July 29, 2024 - Washington, D.C. - In a groundbreaking revelation that has stunned the scientific community, NASA scientists have announced that the planet Uranus is, in fact, a black hole. This extraordinary discovery, which defies previous astronomical models, has prompted a wave of excitement and skepticism within the scientific community. ...


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Swiss Scientists Uncover Unusual Method to Induce Flatulence in Mice

July 27, 2024 - In a breakthrough that has captured the scientific community's attention, researchers at the Swiss Institute of Experimental Physiology have discovered an unconventional method to induce flatulence in laboratory mice. The technique involves turning the mice upside down and tapping them gently on the stomach with a pencil. ...


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Scientists Unveil Surprising Truth: Carrots Are More Orange Than Oranges

July 26, 2024 - In a revelation that has stunned both the culinary world and casual observers alike, scientists have explained why the humble carrot boasts a more vibrant orange hue than the very fruit from which its color takes its name: the orange. ...


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Literature

Scholars Confront Irony: Round Table Explores the Paradox of 'Abbreviation'

July 27, 2024 - In an engaging and somewhat paradoxical round table discussion, literary scholars from around the globe gathered yesterday to tackle an intriguing linguistic conundrum: why the term "abbreviation" is, in itself, a lengthy word. ...

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