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Professor Shakespeare

Did Shakespeare refer to scientific discoveries in his work?

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Lost and Found Cities

Metropolises rediscovered.

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Frankenstein’s Nightmares

Inventors losing control of their work.

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She Said, He Said

Giving credit where credit is due.

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No Bad Ideas

Patents from America’s past and present.

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Here Be Dragons

What lies past the world’s edge.

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Mislabeled

Things discovered are not always things correctly named.

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When Worlds Collide

Aliens on earth—are they benevolent or hostile?

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Unsolved Mysteries

Archaeological discoveries that still confound rationalists.

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Fake News | Charts & Graphs

Fake News

Irving Langmuir on pathological science.

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