The real reason why school buses were all yellow almost 100 years ago
School buses are yellow. We all know that, but why is that? Today, an estimated 26 million students in the United States use a yellow bus to get to school…
School buses are yellow. We all know that, but why is that? Today, an estimated 26 million students in the United States use a yellow bus to get to school…
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The other day, I did something regrettable that is now all too familiar to me: I went to bed without charging my phone. Not by choice, not out of some…
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Off the coast of New England, a lobster company recently caught a creature that aquarists say occurs only once in 100 million. A fisherman with the Atlantic Lobster Company caught…