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Reanimated Rodents and The Meaning of Life
One afternoon in the early 1950s, a young biochemist left his suburban lab bench at Britain’s Mill Hill National Inst...
Written by
Matt Castle
• 22 Jun 2007 •
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Long-Form:
Living in the Moment
"I don't remember things," Henry explained to the unfamiliar female interviewer. She seemed very curious about how h...
Written by
Alan Bellows
• 06 Jun 2007 •
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Half Science and Hafnium Bombs
In the latter half of 1998, a small clutch of researchers and students at the University of Texas embarked upon a gro...
Written by
Alan Bellows
• 31 May 2007 •
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Long-Form:
The Windscale Disaster
In the wake of World War 2 the United States government enacted legislation which prohibited any other nations from r...
Written by
Gerry Matlack
• 07 May 2007 •
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The Fall of the Eastland
At a pier on the Chicago River on 24 July 1915, as the passenger steamer SS Eastland prepared to embark across lake M...
Written by
Alan Bellows
• 29 Mar 2007 •
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The Other Mystery of Easter Island
Easter Island is branded into popular consciousness as the home of the mysterious and towering moai statues, but thes...
Written by
Stephanie Benson
• 26 Dec 2006 •
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Incident on Niihau Island
When the Empire of Nippon launched its massive attack on Pearl Harbor on the morning of 7 December 1941, Airman 1st C...
Written by
Jason Bellows
• 01 Dec 2006 •
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King Arthur’s Grave
The legend of King Arthur is an enduring one, so popular that it has been shared for centuries. The earliest accounts...
Written by
Stephanie Benson
• 23 Oct 2006 •
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An Island Is Born
Off the coast of Iceland on the morning of 14 November 1963, the crew of a lone fishing trawler spotted an alarming s...
Written by
Marisa Brook
• 02 Sep 2006 •
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The Lost Bomber
In the middle of the afternoon on January 31, 1956 a B-25 bomber crash-landed into the Monongahela river near Homeste...
Written by
Daniel Lew
• 03 Jul 2006 •
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