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it is just a mental spring that was make Richard James he just make a sprig fall table  so the slinky was make decoz of a slinky falling

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I read "What is the Prisoner's Dilemma?"
This article was about the prisoner's dilemma. It's the choice to either win a lot by bringing down others to get to the top, or acting in self interest to win small/nothing. In instances such as the Cold War, people often did the latter, which would have stopped nuclear weapons from being made. Nevertheless, the sides never gained trust, which lead to what we know now.

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CAPTCHA is a web site that looks for unusual traffic coming from your device or when your logging into a new account on a website.  CAPTCHA stands for "Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart." It gives you wavy or misformed letters or pictures and tells you to spot the object or letters.
https://www.sporcle.com/games/WillieG/crazy-captchas

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The Great Molasses Flood was a massive flood of 2.3 million gallons of molasses that occurred in Boston, Massachusetts.

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Shivaji Setty - The Great Molasses Flood of 1919

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Shivaji Setty - The Great Molasses Flood of 1919

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I read the article, "What Was the Great Molasses Flood?" It occurred in 1919, in the Boston area. At about noon on January 15, a massive tank of molasses burst. It released 2.3 million gallons of molasses rushed down the streets, destroying most of the things in its path. It killed 21 people and wounded about 150. It also caused a large amount of property damage. The company who owned the tank at first blamed it on a bomb, but it was later discovered that it was a faulty holding tank. Several massive lawsuits ensued...

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I found an article asking why rubies are red so I read it. Apparently, rubies are red because of the materials that a ruby is made of. It is made of a thing called corundum. Takes in certain types of light like red and reflects others. that is why t is red because we can see the red while other colors bounce off.

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I read an awesome article on explore the world of wonders,  about why ruby's are red. Turns out they are red because of a material called corundum that is inside them. That red cooler reflects kinda bounces off of it making the ruby red. Super cool. I thought Ruby's where just red because, they just are. Now im going to look for an article that explains the coolers of diamonds! :D

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I read the article "What is the Prisoner's Dilemma?" The Prisoner's Dilemma is a choice to either win big by stepping on others and act in self interest or to win small or not at all. Most of the time, people would act in their own self interest for example when in the Cold War, there was a time where nuclear weapons could have stopped being made. However, neither side trusted each other and continued making weapons until the end of the war. It's called the prisoner's dilemma because police use this method to try and trick prisoners into confession.

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The article that I read was  "Why Can No One Read the Voynich Manuscript?". This article is about a book written in the 15th century that nobody has been able to decode. We don't know anything about the writing, not even the language or what type of code is used. Scientists are still studying this document because of the many illustrations inside.

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Mt. Everest is 29,029 feet tall and is the tallest mountain on Earth. Above 26,247 feet, that's when the climbers reach the death zone. It's called that because the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere falls 40 percent.Serious illness/effects include brain swelling, HAPE, snow blinding, or frostbite.

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Would you ever go bungee jumping? How about parachuting out of an airplane? Maybe you'd like to try out a human catapult. These forms of recreation are thrilling for some. Others find them scary. If you're looking for a sport with a bit of danger, you may enjoy mountain climbing.

Specifically, some thrill-seeking mountain climbers tackle the challenge of climbing Mount Everest. At 29,029 feet (8,848 meters) above sea level, it's the highest mountain in the world. The first people to reach its were Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay in 1953. Since then, over 4,000 people have reached the mountain's peak.

To do so, climbers must enter the most dangerous part of the mountain. It's called the "death zone." To prepare, climbers must give their bodies time to get used to higher . That's why they normally spend several weeks climbing Mount Everest. They stop to rest every few thousand feet. When they reach 26,247 feet (8,000 meters), they've entered the death zone.

How dangerous is the death zone? That far above sea level, the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere falls 40 percent. This makes it difficult for the human body to get the oxygen it needs. Combined with the physical of climbing the mountain, this can be deadly. Some climbers have compared the experience to "running on a treadmill and breathing through a straw."

Every cell in your body needs oxygen to carry out its job. For that reason, the low-oxygen nature of the death zone makes it a very dangerous place. It can have dire effects on the human body.

One of these is of the brain. This may lead to high cerebral edema (HACE). HACE can cause nausea and vomiting. Even more dangerous, it can lead to difficulty thinking. In the death zone, climbers can forget where they are or even have hallucinations . This can make a dangerous climb even more life-threatening.

Many climbers experience high pulmonary edema (HAPE) in the death zone. Symptoms of HAPE include fluid in the lungs, fatigue, and weakness. Climbers affected by HAPE can also feel like they're suffocating. They will have a persistent cough. They may cough up white, frothy fluid.

Other dangers posed by the death zone are snow blindness and frostbite. Snow blindness is the inability to see due to the from snow and ice. Frostbite can affect any exposed skin. The temperatures on Mount Everest are low enough to freeze skin instantly.

Mount Everest isn't the only peak with a death zone. In fact, the world's 14 highest mountains all have death zones. All of these are located in the Himalaya and Karakoram Ranges on the continent of Asia. Some avid mountain climbers make it their goal to reach the top of all 14.

Would you like to climb Mount Everest one day? How would you protect yourself from the death zone? Mountain climbing requires both skill and preparation. If you're interested in this sport, spend some time learning about the important safety precautions today.

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How Dangerous Is Mount Everest's Death Zone?

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We bet you can't wait to take a PEAK at this Wonder of the Day!

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Did Einstein discover the secret to happiness?
This article discusses people's views of happiness and how some people think you can be happy. Some people think happiness is synonymous with money others think it has to do with material possessions and others think it has to do with hobbies and arts. Einstein has a famous quote "If you want to live a happy life, tie it to a goal, not to people or things." Einstein says that you shouldn't have a constant restless pursuit of happiness.

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I read an article about the Black Samurai. It is widely believed that he was an escaped or freed slave called Yasuke. He traveled to Japan and due to his height , fighting skill, and strength, became one of the most famous Samurai ever.

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i read about the question: where is the city of angels? i found out it is in lops angeles, because los angeles means "the angels" in spanish!
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I read and article about what your conscience is. It explained how it worked were it was located in the brain and why it was a thing. It also explaned what i could do and how it can effect you.

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My article is about how animals, cats in particular, retract there claws. Cats claws retract by going into there paw and being covered in fur. There claws don't actually go inside there body though.

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Why Does Rain Make You Sleepy?
This article talks about how the frequencies of pink noise (wind, rain, and heart beat) which reduce brain waves (that calms you). The humidity also makes your body work harder to maintain homeostasis which makes you tired. Lastly, you release more melatonin which makes you sleepier. On sunny days this is all the exact opposite which gives you more energy and makes you more alert.

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In the 1500's one of the most famous Japanese Samurai was the Black Samurai or Yasuke. He was what his name stated, an African man most likely from Nigeria, Mozambique, South Sudan, or Ethiopia who came to Japan to spread Catholicism. Yasuke stood out in Japan and one Day met  Oda Nobunaga who worked for the Shogun. There, Yasuke learned Japanese quickly and sooner or later became the first person from outside Japan to become a samurai. Hundreds of years later the Black Samurai is still popular and has a Manga and Anime based on him called "Afro Samurai."

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The article I read was about What is a ghost ship? It explains about the ships That have been found without any crew.It also said It haunts the seven seas

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Sweta Navnith - The Edge of the Universe

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Sweta Navnith - The Edge of the Universe

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I chose to read the article "Where is the Edge of the Universe?". Its fascinating to say that astronomers don't really know where exactly that is. However, from what we can tell, only a portion of the universe is 28 billion light years across. NASA Scientists have been led to believe that the universe is essentially a flat shape, meaning that it has an infinite size that is still continuing to expand. Overall, this tells us that it would be practically impossible to reach the edge of our universe, even with current advancements in technology.

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Basically, imagine you are alone in a room with one other person. You both have 2 identical sets of buttons. One is labeled button A and button B. If you both press button A, you both get 5 dollars. But if you press button B, you get 100 dollars. The catch is, if you both press button B, neither of you get money. This is a psychology problem, in which most people will press button B and lose money. Science shows that if you make the difference between button A and B, people will actually work together 90% of the time. This is called the prisoners dilemma because police actually use this to catch teams of criminals by offering less jail time.

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The article that I read was about retractable claws. They explained that the claws don't actually go anywhere, there just covered with fur. Then they can use there tendons to pull it back and expose them. This helps them stay sharp, and it help them walk quietly. These claws are used for hunting, protection, marking things through scratching, and climbing.

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The article I read was are ghosts real? It explains about ghost sightings and how scientists explain these unnatural Phenomenon. We evene learn about different types of known ghosts. I like this one, because I am  very intrested in paranormal activity and scary stuff.