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(11/26/17) Something is special about the mind of Indian mathematician Ramanujan (PDF) (11/25/17) Shortest scientific paper ever published in serious journal. Finland, circa 1940 (11/23/17) "Snowdecahedron" with its pentagonal faces (11/22/17) The Painted Weevil (Eurhinus magnificus), a stunning species with metallic emerald, gold, copper, ruby exoskeleton (11/20/17) Gaze in awe The famous Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan (1887-1920) gave us some beautiful formulas for Pi (11/19/17) Amazing garden sculptures in Montreal (11/18/17) A predecessor to our GPS devices in cars: The Tom Tom! 1932 (11/15/17) Chicks dig Star Wars BB8 droids (11/14/17) Wisdom of Bertand Russell (11/13/17) "The Open Office is disruptive, stressful, cumbersome.
Doubles the volume of i Phone without causing any extra battery usage (08/12/17) Eat the past.
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It has an infinite surface area and zero volume (09/06/17) When a superstar researcher dies in an academic filed, rapid innovation follows (09/05/17) An unusual video in which eggs become conscious of their surroundings, and scream (09/04/17) Aliens among us.
Buddhabrot and Logistic Map (09/19/17) Real dandelion seed puffs preserved as they're about to disperse (09/18/17) Breaking News. (09/07/17) This is a fractal object called a Menger Sponge.
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