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" Welcome to PM/AM, PopMech&amp;#039;s morning briefing on the top tech stories for today. What We&amp;#039;re Reading &amp;quot;How two pigeons helped scientists confirm the Big Bang Theory&amp;quot; - [via Smithsonian.com] &amp;quot;Yahoo webcam spying: When Big Brother morphs into Peeping Tom&amp;quot; - [via Los Angeles Times] &amp;quot;Stethoscopes do as much dirty work as hands in spreading germs&amp;quot; - [via NPR] What We&amp;#039;re Watching      VIDEO: Traveling faster than the speed of light from Scienceline on Vimeo. Traveling faster than the speed of light can be overwhelming. Fortunately, paper cut outs are here to help. Today we&amp;#039;re watching this stop motion video about the real science behind warp speed...and feeling oddly affectionate toward those intrepid paper astronauts. What We&amp;#039;re Thinking There&amp;#039;s probably nothing wrong with footage of a giant man-eating shark. There&amp;#039;s definitely something wrong with doctoring footage of a giant, extinct man-eating shark. Last week, George Monbiot at the Guardian noticed something fishy about a Discovery Channel photo of megalodon, a long-extinct monster shark. The Guardian unearthed a suspiciously similar image, sans megalodon, and called foul play.  But we&amp;#039;re hardly surprised. Discovery Channel &amp;quot;documentaries&amp;quot; have been disappointing us with fanciful tales of mermaids, ghosts and Bigfoot for quite some time, so what&amp;#039;s one more doctored image, among old friends?  What We&amp;#039;re Writing &amp;quot;5 Misconceptions About This Winter From Hell&amp;quot; - For centuries, code breakers and laymen alike have tried and failed to decipher the mysterious Voynich manuscript. One linguistics professor says he&amp;#039;s done it. &amp;quot;Travel Like a Pro With These 10 Gadgets&amp;quot; - Everybody needs a pastime to help them get through a long winter. For some people, it&amp;#039;s waxing hyperbolic about how bad the weather really is. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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