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OUR AMAZING WORLD
Image Source: NASA / Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Pluto's atmosphere is going through a strange transformation, scientists are finding.
The icy dwarf planet, which lies over 3 billion miles away from Earth in the Kuiper Belt, caught astronomers' attention as it passed in front of a star back in 2018.
With the star backlighting Pluto, the team of researchers was able to make observations of the dwarf planet and its atmosphere. With this unique view, they came to a surprising conclusion.
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ENTERTAINMENT
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Just because you haven’t been diagnosed with depression, doesn’t necessarily mean you’re in a great head space, experts say. In fact, people without mental illness can experience a range of burnout-esque symptoms that prevent them from enjoying their best life.
Experts call the phenomena “languishing,” and say that it’s a growing malady all over the world.
“You’re just kinda stuck — and I think the reason [languishing] is getting so much attention now is because again I think the whole world is,” says author Kristin Neff.
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INVENTIONS / INNOVATION
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A new device being developed could quite literally save your life one day, as the new technology seeks to prevent vehicles from hydroplaning.
Also known as aquaplaning, hydroplaning happens when a car runs through water that has built up on the road’s surface and causes the vehicle’s tires to completely lose grip. This is one of the leading causes of traffic accidents.
The new technology, dubbed the Run Dry Traction System (RDTS), has proven to be effective in early tests.
“Our tests demonstrate that RDTS has the potential to make a huge impact on vehicle safety in a whole host of conditions,” Mike Blundell, professor of vehicle dynamics and impact at Coventry University, explained. “A device like this really could be the difference between life and death if it can help vehicles to stop safely within certain distances and that’s why we’re so keen to continue developing this concept,” he added.
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More Innovation in the News
A new high-tech invention is able to gather clean drinking water from the atmosphere
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THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME
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Who doesn't love a good mansion? This collection includes some of the most famous houses globally owned by robber barons, industrialists, authors, politicians, media tycoons, automobile moguls, and more.
Some of the homes are called a castle. However, America was founded after the need for a medieval castle. What resulted are simply spectacular houses akin to a chateau, villa, or manor house.
Enjoy your scroll through a slice of America's history via America's greatest historic houses.
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TRAIN YOUR BRAIN
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Riddles are a fun way of testing your problem-solving skills, encouraging you to examine your assumptions, look for alternate meanings, and think more creatively. The brain-flexing value of a good riddle doesn't go away as you grow up; word puzzles like these can help you stay sharp.
I found Riddle #5 particularly challenging: Without a bridle or a saddle, across a thing I ride a-straddle. And those I ride, by help of me, though almost blind, are made to see. What am I?
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Rex Jackson
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