Who hasn't heard of the wonderful Disney animated movie WALL-E? The delightful tale of a little trash compacting robot left on earth that falls in love with a more advanced robot and comes away with her to save the only humans left in the universe and return them home, to earth. Now, enthusiast robotics experts have built an exact copy of the lovable machine! |
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Sci-Fi Now: Google Assistant Makes a Reservation by Phone!
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New Robots: This Robot Uses Both Wheels AND Legs
This robot can get just about anywhere in little time because it uses both wheels and legs to get over most hurdles.
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The Future is Made of Self Healing Concrete
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The Disappearing Computer: Revolution on a Personal Scale
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These 20 Tech Inventions Will Define the Next Decade
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Take a look at this collection of photos showing how common people performed some fascinating accidental scientific experiments.
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New study sheds more light on canine intelligence, making some fascinating discoveries.
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How to Make a Floating Chair
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Why Are Your Ears Ringing? The Causes Explained
Nearly 15% of the human population worldwide are plagued by this strange sensation, but most people don't know the causes behind ringing in the ears...
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These inventions were the talk of the town back in the day.
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The human body is the most complex machine known to man, and the amount of things it has to do to keep us alive is incredible. View this interactive guide now.
7 Overlooked Scientists Who Should Be Household Names
Meet seven scientists who never got the credit they deserved.
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The Accidental Discovery of the World’s First Antibiotic
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Fascinating: How are CPU Chips Made?
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Was Roman Concrete Really Superior to Our Own?
How did Ancient Romans make such durable concrete that it still lasts today?
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These heartbeat facts will leave you astounded.
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What's the Largest Thing in the Universe?
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Do You Know What Alzheimer's Really Is?
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Let's learn about a magical new mushroom that is not only enriching the soil for farmers but also capturing CO2 from the air!
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Do You Like the Smell of Rain? This Is Why
One of the best things about rain and thunderstorms is that clean fresh smell afterward. But what actually causes that distinct scent?
When Under a Microscope, Even Ordinary Things Seem Alien
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The First Robot Ever Made Was Created 250 Years Ago...
This automaton is pure genius, especially when you consider it was built 250 years ago...
These Photos Show How Dependent We are On Smartphones
Technology has taken over and these funny (but true) photos help to drive this fact home.
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Numbers hold some great secrets - they even tell us about life!
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11 Practical Technologies That Will Help Fight Flooding
These amazing innovations will be real handy during a flood.
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Some wonderful inventions can fix some of the most annoying little problems that bug us every single day. Here are 20 of the most inventive ideas I've ever seen that I can't believe no one has invented before.
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Discover more about the universe by reading through these facts.
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Let’s take a look at the most amazing scientific discoveries that made news this year.
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There is a lot that happens inside our bodies every single day. Did you know any of these facts?
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Have you ever wondered what Einstein's Theory of Relativity is all about? If you have, here is an easy-to-understand explanation!
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If there's one place on this planet that well and truly at the forefront of modern technology, it has got to be Japan, as these inventions prove...
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Science Predicts These 10 Technologies Will Rule 2025
These upcoming tech innovations will reshape our world.
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The Psychology Behind Why Some People Are Habitually Late
Now we finally know why some people are habitually late.
Doctors Make History With First Whole Eye Transplant
Surgeons in New York have performed the world’s first transplant of an entire human eye!
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Once we have finished school and learned all the necessary skills at work, it may seem that no further studying is necessary. 16 interesting photos you wish you had seen in textbooks at school.
