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Largest-Ever Paper Airplane Takes Flight

Arturo Valdenegro, a 12-year-old Tucson resident, made paper aviators everywhere look minuscule by comparison last week. In the skies over the Sonora desert in Arizona, the Pima Ai... Read more

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In Search Of Moon Trees

image credit Did you know that scattered around our planet are hundreds of creatures that have been to the Moon and back again. None of them are human. And most are missing.... Read more

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The 22 March 2012 by Dirkh
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Largest-Ever Paper Airplane Takes Flight

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