cell phones cancer
Cell phones cancer. By now you may have heard that cell phones are "possibly carcinogenic to humans." That's according to the World Health Organization and something some scientists have suspected for a while. But now that it's coming from the WHO, those who have questioned the safety of cell phones have significant international support.
World's tallest buildings
World's tallest buildings
World's tallest buildings. Looking for new places to check out during your summer vacation? How about the world's tallest buildings – including this skyscraper, which French daredevil Alain Robert recently scaled, despite a bad case of vertigo.
Family Travel Mistakes
Family Travel Mistakes
Family Travel Mistakes. Family travel creates some of the most memorable activities and events that many people experience. Unfortunately, some of those memories may not be the most positive! There are a few common family-travel mistakes that parents make that can cause a great trip to be remembered for all of the wrong reasons! What are some travel mistakes to avoid on your next family vacation?
Road Trip Tunes
Road Trip Tunes
Road Trip Tunes. The Best Road Trip Songs Ever. Looking for a list of the best road trip songs for your next trip? You’ve found it! These are songs that speak of the road and the journey down it to your destination. You can practically feel the wind in your hair and the vibration of the engine of your car, the road stretched out in front of you as you head somewhere great.
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Mel Gibson's rants may not be used in custody case
Mel Gibson's rants may not be used in custody case
An attorney for Mel Gibson's ex-girlfriend told a judge he may not introduce a series of taped racist and sexist rants by the Oscar winner during the couple's bitter custody dispute.
Why some planets spin backward
Some planets are just flipping backward.
Of the more than 500 planets detected around stars besides our Sun, the vast majority appear to spin the same way the star does, scientists reported on Wednesday in the journal Nature.
But some of these extrasolar planets spin in the opposite direction of the stars they orbit, astronomers found. These strange, backward-spinning planets are usually gassy giants called hot Jupiters, not rocky orbs like Earth.
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