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"Chick Chick": The Farm Animal Music Video
November 16th, 2014 2:32 PMCheck out Chinese pop star Wang Rong's bizarre music video "Chick Chick," in which she mimics noises made by a variety of farm animals.
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November 15th, 2014 6:00 PMThe European Space Agency's Rosetta probe made history this week after successfully landing a rover on the surface of Comet 67P more than 300 million miles away from Earth. Yet amidst the high-fives in celebration of the space milestone on Twitter, one ESA scientist wearing an "edgy" bowling shirt somehow became the poster child of male-biased work culture in the scientific community.
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Serial Podcast Takes Off Online
November 15th, 2014 4:00 PMThis podcast, created by two producers of the public radio program This American Life, has gained an enormous following online since its premier early last month.
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Cat Licks to the Sound of Tape
November 15th, 2014 2:00 PMThis cat has a very strange reflex to the sound of packing tape.
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"Chick Chick": The Farm Animal Music Video
Check out Chinese pop star Wang Rong's bizarre music video "Chick Chick," in which she mimics noises made by a variety of farm animals.
#Shirtstorm Casts Shadow on Philae's Landing
The European Space Agency's Rosetta probe made history this week after successfully landing a rover on the surface of Comet 67P more than 300 million miles away from Earth. Yet amidst the high-fives in celebration of the space milestone on Twitter, one ESA scientist wearing an "edgy" bowling shirt somehow became the poster child of male-biased work culture in the scientific community.
Serial Podcast Takes Off Online
This podcast, created by two producers of the public radio program This American Life, has gained an enormous following online since its premier early last month.