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Fast food is a great way to get a quick meal if you're busy. But one of the side effects is that you can get all messy and have those crumbs all over your jeans. How do you eat chips, tortillas or sandwiches and not get all messy? How do you carry a cup of coffee and not spill it all over your white sweater? Here're 7 genius ways to eat the world's messiest foods. You’ll never have cheesy fingers again after this.

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How much do you really know about the Bermuda Triangle? Scary stories, unproven theories? Our hosts will share with you the story of a survivor who had more than a curious experience and it will definitely make you question everything.

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What sank the Titanic? One answer appears in our minds right away: the iceberg. But was it really so? It turns out, there were numerous mistakes that sank the huge ship. Here're 10 things that contributed to the sinking of the Titanic. Some of them are quite unexpected, but the most tragic of them was the number of people aboard the ship. Here's why.

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Are you planning a vacation? Make sure you take all the necessary things with you: your passport, your credit card, a crayon. Wait, a crayon? Yup, in this video I'm gonna tell you why you should always carry a crayon in your pocket. The reason is simple but quite surprising. I'm ready to share some of the coolest travel tips with you: you'll learn a tip that works when you're picking out your seats, and how to make sure no one tries to swipe your valuables.

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Our bodies are wonder mechanisms - every detail somehow works and makes our bodies some of the most surprising creations ever. There're so many cool body facts we had absolutely no idea about. For example, did you know that having larger pupils may actually be a sign of intelligence? And body position makes an impact on your memory. By the way, your middle ear picks up sound waves. Here're the coolest body facts gathered in one place.

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Ships and planes disappearing without a trace , passengers never seen or heard from again, reports of strange lights in the sky. No - these aren't scenes from a Hollywood blockbuster, but some of the strange occurrences report for over a century in an area ominously dubbed as the graveyard of lake Ontario, also referred as Canada's Bermuda triangle.  

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The sinking of the Titanic is, to this day, one of the worst catastrophes to come out of a long chain of unfortunate and untimely events. And that chain that would decide the cruel fate of the great Unsinkable Ship started with… a tiny key.

It seemed like such an insignificant little thing. So trivial that the man who’d had it with him completely forgot to hand it over to the person who’d desperately need it at a critical moment. That man was 37-year-old David Blair, and he was holding the key to the locked cabinet where all the binoculars for the lookouts were stored.

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When you want to achieve something, you have to believe in yourself despite all odds. One Australian girl is a living example of that valuable motto because she’s proven to the world that she can break down any barrier in her way to make her dreams come true.

Madeline Stuart is the first professional model with Down syndrome. On the day she was born, the doctor warned her mother Rosanne that her child wouldn't accomplish much in life because of the disability. If only that doctor had known how wrong he was! Rosanne understood all the challenges that were waiting for her daughter but was keen on giving her every opportunity to grow as an individual.

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For years, scientists have been struggling to explain bizarre sounds - some repeating, some heard only once - that fill the atmosphere of our planet. From bewildering hums to worrying sonic booms and bloops, yes, bloops -- the air is literally filled with outlandish acoustic phenomena. And most of these sounds still leave researchers scratching their heads. 

Have you ever heard, for example, that astronomers found a singing black hole? Scientists say that the black hole has been performing the longest-lasting symphony known to us humans, and this symphony is being played at the lowest note in the universe at that! 

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The heroine of this story lived a very long life; the longest among Nobel prize winners. She was an amazing woman who became a scientist, despite her father’s objection. Not even the cruel dictates of Mussolini would interfere with her intention to advance science. 

Rita Levi-Montalcini was the most extravagant Nobel Prize winner, and one of only a few women who have done so. She lived to be 103 years old and devoted her whole life to science. She was a neurobiologist and brain specialist who gained international recognition and legendary fame, making history with science, despite all the obstacles she faced... 

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