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King Richard III or just an anonymous skeleton: science will tell
Yesterday the remains of King Richard III were found under a parking lot in the UK. Not the best of places for a king, but that´s probably what happens if you make a lot of enemies 😉 But how did … Continue reading
Widely available cheap clean water is the holy grail and Coca Cola will be the knight to deliver it
At least that´s what Segway inventor Dean Kamen claims now that he found a distribution partner in Coca-Cola to bring his fresh water machine to the masses without access to ordinary tap water. His machine, – the Slingshot- promises to … Continue reading