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Who says you can’t have fun at our age?
As a group of elderly people were enjoying their meal at a restaurant by the window, they noticed a crowd of kids gathering outside, watching them intently. One of the elderly men, feeling mischievous, decided to entertain the children by pressing his dentures against the window, making the kids laugh. Another elderly man, not to…
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In the Heart of the Fire: The Journey of a Fearless Activist
Chapter One: The Spark The sun was setting, casting its warm golden light across the city, as the usual buzz of activity and noise filled the streets. In the heart of the city stood the prestigious Woodsworth College, a place that produced many successful politicians, lawyers, and engineers. This institution was also home to a…
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Dr. Ainsworth’s Time Machine Adventure
Chapter 1: The Time Machine Dr. John Ainsworth had always been fascinated by the concept of time travel. Ever since he was a young boy, he had consumed every book, movie, and article on the subject that he could get his hands on. His favorite novel was, unsurprisingly, H.G. Wells’ The Time Machine. Now, as…
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Why Do Apes Like to Spin? Maybe for the Same Reasons as People.
Videos of both captive and wild nonhuman primates suggest an enjoyment of the dizzy buzz that comes from whirling in circles.
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Deimos, the Smallest Moon of Mars, May Not Be What It Seemed
New high-resolution images of tiny Deimos taken by an Emirati orbiter suggest that it may not be the captured asteroid that scientists once said it was.
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Japanese Moon Lander Most Likely Crashed, Ispace Says
The Japanese company aimed to be the first to change the paradigm for transporting things to the moon, but that will have to wait for a future mission.
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Why Do Apes Like to Spin? Maybe for the Same Reasons as People.
Videos of both captive and wild nonhuman primates suggest an enjoyment of the dizzy buzz that comes from whirling in circles.
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Deimos, the Smallest Moon of Mars, May Not Be What It Seemed
New high-resolution images of tiny Deimos taken by an Emirati orbiter suggest that it may not be the captured asteroid that scientists once said it was.
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Japanese Moon Lander Most Likely Crashed, Ispace Says
The Japanese company aimed to be the first to change the paradigm for transporting things to the moon, but that will have to wait for a future mission.