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Ned Dymoke
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Ned Dymoke was born in Oxford, England, in 1984. He has written for Esquire, Playboy, and Interview magazine, and has appeared on-camera for a National Geographic TV special. He lives in Texas with his wife and dog.
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The bacteria C. metallidurans is able to take trace amounts of gold and copper and turn it into teeny tiny gold nuggets a few nanometers in size.
Pictures of the secretive and extremely high-powered weapon have appeared on Chinese social media.
While the Patriots battle the Eagles during Super Bowl LII, asteroid AJ129 is flying pretty close to Earth, cosmically speaking. But how close exactly will it be, and should you be concerned?
As an added bonus, these tiny building blocks could even be used to split water, creating a clean-burning and near infinite source of energy.
Get ready for images projected in mid-air to start appearing in the next few years.
A commonly prescribed anti-anxiety medication may have killed the Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell.
Will moisture farming be the next big cash crop of the 21st century?