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There's practically zero connection to rust. trib.al/lkXwrdd

And it's full of good old-fashioned buttons. trib.al/1OCbjJR

It could prevent dozens of deaths every year. trib.al/QXWvwQh

Candy is bad for your teeth. But so is a whole bunch of other stuff. trib.al/8Oqtai5

And outfitted it with four-wheel drive. trib.al/EotUV2F

In 1974, America tried it. And ended it almost immediately. trib.al/YKV83c1

You really don’t want to get in the way of this research. trib.al/QxcDCH5

Behold the science of picking the best-tasting fruit. trib.al/jrZ0HvK

It ruptured several *miles* per second. trib.al/X95Kmzd

The crew's zero-gravity indicator went viral during the mission. trib.al/SbpMLen

Especially the one who learned 1,728 words. trib.al/U0S1K0o

"It would be the mental health equivalent of a continuous glucose monitor for diabetes." trib.al/XvWZEMk

There is technically a not-zero chance that the U.S. has re-started underground nuclear tests. Technically. trib.al/6mLb6T7

One is in homage to the late former director of Friends of Big Bear Valley. trib.al/zSlmKZa

It's designed to be so durable that it'll last until America's 500th birthday—no matter what. trib.al/gotffAp

Their brains seem to be working much like a certain kind of human. trib.al/IchUiKx

"Nature skillfully engineered these metals in the scorpion’s weapons." trib.al/xwf2tIM

“We are now able to bring the world’s best surgeon into any operating room, at any hour, from anywhere on the planet.” trib.al/Dmo48hZ

It's the size of a shopping cart and runs off a dirt bike engine. trib.al/NpJIAdz

All he needed was a lot of lumber and a little carpentry skill. trib.al/ZyFbRQw

Put on your sensor suit and get ready to stress out. trib.al/RjQc8q1