How scientists use raindrops to predict weather — An ATM glitch made one man a millionaire
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November 19, 2022

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'Brand New or Not True': The Kim Komando Show, Nov. 12, 2022

'Brand New or Not True': The Kim Komando Show, Nov. 12, 2022

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Can raindrops actually help predict the weather?

Can raindrops actually help predict the weather?

We all know the classic image of a raindrop. It has a circular figure with a pointy top. But, it turns out raindrops come in many shapes. Even more interesting, when scientists researched them, they discovered raindrops can help predict weather patterns. So what do these newfound shapes actually mean?

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An ATM glitch that gave one man infinite money

An ATM glitch that gave one man infinite money

ATMs make getting cold hard cash from your bank account a breeze. Just pop in your card, click a few buttons and the cash is in your hand. But ATMs can make mistakes. Just ask the man who discovered a glitch that allowed him to withdraw a seemingly endless amount of money. So, how did he do it?

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How astronauts stay clean in space

How astronauts stay clean in space

Being in a zero-gravity environment sounds like fun, right? Just floating around in weightlessness. But it can make hygiene pretty difficult. Some everyday activities we take for granted are much harder in space, and the methods astronauts have come up with to stay clean are honestly genius.

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