Northern Lights are some of the most beautiful spectacles on Earth. These glimmering light shows have been a mystery to humans for centuries, and only recently have we begun to understand them truly. Scientists have taken it even one step further by recreating them in a lab. But why did they do this?

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Over the years, humans have moved some truly colossal objects across Earth's surface. The way this is done is insanely complex. Whether it be the Statue of Liberty coming from France or giant oil rigs across oceans, the way it's accomplished is mind-blowing.

Your phone isn’t designed to stop a bullet, and you can’t watch a YouTube video on a bulletproof vest. But, there is a strange similarity between the two objects. In fact, they both use the same chemistry in their production but for very different reasons.

Whether you admit it or not, we all lie from time to time. Maybe it’s just little white lies like telling the dentist you floss every day or something much bigger. We all tend to do this, at least occasionally. But what drives these lies?

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