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Why do some tall tree canopies seem to politely avoid touching each other?
June 6, 20255 min read

Why do some tall tree canopies seem to politely avoid touching each other?

Ever looked up and noticed how some tall tree canopies seem to 'politely' avoid touching, creating intricate patterns against the sky? Uncover the fascinating science behind this beautiful arboreal etiquette.

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What makes some clouds stack up like perfectly smooth flying saucers?
June 5, 20256 min read

What makes some clouds stack up like perfectly smooth flying saucers?

Ever spotted clouds that look like sleek, stacked alien spacecraft? Uncover the mesmerizing atmospheric dance that sculpts these perfectly smooth 'flying saucers' in our skies.

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Why did doctors once diagnose illness by tasting patient urine?
June 5, 20255 min read

Why did doctors once diagnose illness by tasting patient urine?

It sounds unbelievable, but for centuries, doctors diagnosed illness by *tasting* patient urine. Uncover the surprisingly logical (and stomach-churning) reasons behind this ancient medical practice.

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Why do we often forget why we entered a room?
June 5, 20255 min read

Why do we often forget why we entered a room?

Ever walk into a room and instantly forget your mission? Uncover the fascinating brain science behind why doorways can act like mental reset buttons.

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Why can you only fold a piece of paper in half about seven times?
June 4, 20255 min read

Why can you only fold a piece of paper in half about seven times?

It's a universal frustration: that moment a piece of paper refuses to fold again. Uncover the surprising mathematical truth behind the legendary 'seven-fold limit'!

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Why does dry spaghetti almost always break into three or more pieces?
June 4, 20255 min read

Why does dry spaghetti almost always break into three or more pieces?

It's not just your culinary clumsiness: dry spaghetti almost *never* snaps in half. Unravel the surprising physics behind why it shatters into three or more pieces instead!

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