Scientists Have Interesting Thoughts About What Aliens May Look Like
Even amongst researchers, there's disagreement about the appearance of aliens. Let's take a look at what scientists think aliens may look like.
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The Arizona Company That Sold Cadavers For Military Testing
The Arizona company that sold cadavers for military testing profited off the sale of dead bodies in ways their families never consented to.
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What We Can Learn About Our Sun From The Butterfly Nebula
Most people probably don't know much about the Butterfly Nebula, but it actually tells us a great deal about the Sun. Here's what we can learn from this nebula.
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Inside The Myth About Removing Nail Polish From A Dead Body
There is always a lot of curiosity when it comes to what happens to our remains after we die. Here is more into the myth regarding nail polish after death.
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How Theoretical Zero-Point Energy Draws Limitless Fuel From The Vacuum Of Space
What if there was some nigh-infinite, nigh-magical source of energy that permeated the universe? What if it could be tapped at will, from anywhere at any time?
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UFOs: The Biggest Things In The US Government's Latest Report
UFOs have been a source of fascination in pop culture for decades. However, a recent report released by the federal government shows new information about UFOS.
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The Gross Way Echidnas Keep Cool In The Australian Heat
Echidnas, spiky Australian animals, keep cool in the heat by using a pretty gross method. They cover themselves in phlegm to cool down.
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ERBS, The Nasa Satellite Launched With The Challenger Shuttle, Is Finally Home
The Challenger disaster is remembered as a black spot in NASA's past, but ERBS satellite that launched with Challenger actually gathered helpful data.
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Why This Researcher Raised A Botfly
A researcher raised a botfly under his own skin and allowed it to reach maturity before freeing itself. Here's why.
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The 5 Wildest Super Computer Predictions
Supercomputers can calculate and simulate an array of information and possibilities. Here are five of the wildest supercomputer predictions.
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Astronauts Are Mutating. Here's Why
Astronauts face many challenges on the road to space, but once they make it, their bodies are not the same, in fact, they are mutating. Here's why.
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What Actually Happened To The Species Of The Ice Age
Some animals adapted well to the last ice age, while others died out entirely. What exactly happened to woolly mammoths, gray wolves, and ancient humans?
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What A Dinosaur's Fossilized Intestines Reveal About Other Dinosaurs
A dinosaur's fossilized remains can tell us a great deal about other dinosaurs. Here's what the remains of one dinosaur have revealed about others.
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Why The Utah's Great Salt Lake Is In Danger Of Disappearing
One of America's greatest natural landmarks is the Great Salt Lake in Utah. However, a 2023 academic study warns that it is in danger of disappearing.
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The Green Comet: A Once-In-50,000-Years Astronomical Phenomenon
Another comet is headed toward our celestial neighborhood, and it's likely to be a doozy — and it should look green.
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Why It's Impossible To Hum When Holding Your Nose
It's impossible to hum while holding your nose, due to the fact that humming requires exhaling and holding your nose restricts your ability to breathe.
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How Magicians Exploit Your Brain
Magicians take advantage of how the brain works to execute magic tricks.
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The Most Fascinating Species Discovered In 2022
The diversity of life on our planet is astounding. Of the many species discovered worldwide in 2022, here are a few of the most fascinating.
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Octopuses Are More Like Us Than You Thought
Octopuses are unusual and fascinating creatures, and they are more like us than you probably thought.
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Scientists Discovered A Strange 'Mini Moon' Asteroid Orbiting Earth
Has Earth ever had more than one moon? Well, it depends how you define it, but Earth definitely has had other orbiting objects over the years.
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Waiting For Red Lights Takes A Sizable Chunk Out Of The Average Lifespan
Americans spend a lot of time in their cars. But how much of that time is spent at intersections, starting at red lights? The estimates may surprise you.
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A Small Meteorite Points To An Alternate Theory Of The Formation Of The Universe
This grapefruit-sized visitor from the distant and enigmatic Oort Cloud was like nothing that is known to have originated from there before.
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What Causes The Stunning Mississippi River Rip?
One of North America's longest rivers, the Mississippi River is the namesake of the Mississippi River rip. Here's how the phenomenon came into being.
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Who Can Access Your DNA Results From Genealogy Services?
Companies like Ancestry and 23andMe have become increasingly popular. But there has been some controversy regarding who should be able to access your data.
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The Reason Wrinkles Disappear When We Die
It's quite poetic that wrinkles are left etched in our skin. They become a sort of living record of the moments we lived the very most during our lives.
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The Science Behind Why Poisons Are Deadly
Poison is what makes the mad scientist's vial so vile. What makes these toxic toxins tick? What's the science behind why poisons are deadly?
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What Exactly Are Dust Devils?
Known by a variety of names such as dusters, whirlwinds, cyclones, or even willy willies, "sandspout" might be the best physical description of dust devils.
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