Science and reality
The USA's most iconic food holiday is a few weeks out, which means it's time for cooks everywhere to begin the debates: brined or deep-fried turkey?
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Sometimes, the best places to do science are also the most remote.
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From Karl the Fog to God Himself, here are the residents of the natural world you should be following on Twitter.
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From fake blood to rocket-launched lit matches, your budding researcher will love these sites.
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What goes into the dozens of products you use every day? Here are the places that can tell you.
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The weirdest science journals can be an awesome source of entertainment (and knowledge).
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If Sharknado leaves you wanting some real natural disaster science, here's who to follow.
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Sometimes it's better to spend your time on Twitter following things for which it is difficult to feel contempt, things without feelings.
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The people and media outlets covering the science of how cities work.
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