Latvian developers set record with Christmas tree-lighting Rube Goldberg machine

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Latvian developers set record with Christmas tree-lighting Rube Goldberg machine

A group of programmers from an ecommerce development company called Scandiweb spent two months building and testing a 412-step Rube Goldberg machine – a World Guinness Record -- that when finished with its 15 minutes of wackiness electrified the capital city of Riga’s Christmas tree. Read More

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Shooting the supermoon

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