13 things that do not make sense from the New Scientist.
If you are interested in science, you’ll be fascinated by this roundup of scientific mysteries. Hat tip to Dean Esmay for the link.
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That’s fascinating, and I’ve only had time to read about half of it. I did find a few points on which the writer is wrong, or at least incomplete (I’ll try to make time to note those today) but the rest is very fascinating.
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