What Ants Can Teach Us About Mass Transportation (Cool Weird Awesome 1089)
A UCLA study finds that humans might be able to find some transportation inspiration from another creature that moves around in large numbers: the ant.
A UCLA study finds that humans might be able to find some transportation inspiration from another creature that moves around in large numbers: the ant.
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For National Walking Day, the story of the guy known as the “Walking Man of Annapolis,” Carlester Smith, and how he helped keep his neighborhood clean on daily speedwalks.
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Sometimes you go into space to land on the moon, and other times it’s for maintenance purposes. NASA is planning a mission to replace the toilet on the International Space Station. Plus: this is Waste and Recycling Workers Week, are you paying tribute to those who collect all the stuff we toss out?
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Too adorable