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AskThee: Ask a question to a big thinker, artist, or scientist (askthee.vercel.app).

SOON THE WEB WILL SHINE LIKE CINEMA WE'RE INTRODUCING CREATIVE BROWSING TO ENABLE USERS TO REMASTER THE WHOLE WEB & SHARE IT WITH THEIR SURFING AUDIENCE We are starting up to explore the possibilities of what we call Creative Browsing. Cultural scientists and web technologists are working together to provide a tool that may revolutionize our way of sharing content. We think that the Internet has been a static archive long enough. It is time to give users the possibility to work with the immense treasure of material it bares.

Summer, fall, winter or spring, if you have young children with time on their hands you need to have some activities planned. Every child benefits from fun that is also educational, and 10 fun projects with magnets fill the bill nicely. This list is divided evenly between "experiments" (1 through 5) and "projects" (6 through 10) so you can keep the attention of your budding scientists as well as your future artists.

This little dancing robot is as cute as cute can be. I had to post this video of it dancing to music. It was developed by scientist (Hideki Kozima and programmed by Marek Michalowski) as a learning aid for children. The design of Keepon is very simple, just two eyes and a button nose It will certainly be a big hit when it goes onto sale in 2010. 

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In a matter of hours, scientists from ESO are expected to reveal the first-ever photo of a black hole. They have planned a 'ground-breaking' announcement for 6:30 pm today, which means, we could soon witness something that might completely change our understanding of the universe.