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We mentioned a few years ago that Japan planned to build and deploy wooden satellites. The first of these, dubbed LingoSat, arrived on Tuesday at the International Space Station on a SpaceX vehicle.
Spikeball is a recently-invented game that developed from volleyball. A webpage from Southern Arkansas University summarizes the rules.
The USS Thomas A. Edison was an Ethan Allen -class ballistic missile submarine in the service of the United States Navy from 1961 until 1983.
Altas Obscura tells us about the S.S. Relief --the formal name for an outhouse that floats in Lake Casitas near Ventura, California.
By: John Farrier
Okay, that headline is a lot, but it is about as succinct a summary as I can provide. Sora News 24 has the full story.
Surfers usually prefer to not get bitten by sharks. Recent research by Dr. Laura Ryan of Macquarie University in Australia and her colleagues may offer a means to reduce the number of shark attacks on surfers.
Frisk Me Good is a fashion designer who creates original and innovative outfits from other objects, such as bodysuits and corsets made from shoes.
X user @pastryangel tells us about a unique restaurant in Paris in the fashionable and quaint Saint-Germain district in Paris. offers gourmet dining with amazing dishes that you can view.
Hoyte van Hoytema, the cinematographer behind Her, Interstellar, Dunkirk, and Oppenheimer, brings to us this long-form narrative commercial for Volvo's XC90 SUV.
Elle Cordova is a musician and comedian who specializes in one-woman sketches in which she personifies different objects.
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