Charles Darwin's Unexpected Invention That Changed The Way People Work Forever
We take a lot of things for granted in the workspace, including Charles Darwin's unexpected invention that changed the way people work forever.
Read MoreWe take a lot of things for granted in the workspace, including Charles Darwin's unexpected invention that changed the way people work forever.
Read MoreThe moon is covered in a fine powdery substance that is both sharp and toxic. Moon dust has even made some astronauts sick and scientists are still studying it.
Read MoreZoos all over the world are working tirelessly to save endangered animals. Here's are some species that have only survived because of the intervention of zoos.
Read MoreDry ice is useful in several ways, and can even be used to create cool party effects, but what really happens to your body If you eat dry ice?
Read MoreIt's surprisingly common for people who give organs to their partners to come to have doubts about the situation later.
Read MoreLene Hau of Denmark is a world-renowned physicist for her work with light, and became the first to successfully slow down light.
Read MorePeople make wishes on falling stars, bits of space debris -- not stars at all -- that can liven up the night sky. But they have to land somewhere.
Read MoreBright and mysterious Venus was once considered a possible second Earth, but nothing could be further from the truth: Venus is more like Earth's opposite.
Read MoreUnidentified Flying Objects are a source of fascination (perhaps even obsession) for many people. Small wonder the government is leaning into the phenomena.
Read MoreThere's no way to be positive about which country has the most earthquakes, but it's possible to look at how frequently countries are affected by them.
Read MoreOn August 9, 2022, President Biden put into effect the CHIPS and Science Act, which aims at boosting science and engineering industries in the U.S.
Read MoreAs researchers increasingly focus attention on Krabee disease, more data has illuminated that certain groups may more commonly develop it. Let's take a look.
Read MoreThe water cycle is one of the most important processes on the planet. It is largely responsible for rivers, lakes, drinking water, and more.
Read MoreFingernails grow at different speeds depending on your body temperature. Here's why fingernails grow faster when you're feeling hot.
Read MoreMankind has done a number on the world's birds, but sometimes conservation efforts work. Here are 14 stunning birds that have been reintroduced to the wild.
Read MoreAccording to Yahoo News, scientists believe that 50,000 gigantic jets occur yearly. This phenomenon can be likened to a lightning bolt on steroids.
Read MoreThe Sumatran rhino is considered a critically endangered species, with only 80 remaining in the world. Here is the sad reason why one rhino died in 2019.
Read MoreMany turn to music as a way to help them concentrate on a task at hand. Here is the scientific reason why video game soundtracks can make you more productive.
Read MoreIn the summer of 2022 Kentucky and St. Louis, both experienced historical 1,000-year flooding in the same week. But what is a 1,000 year flood?
Read MoreIn recent years, fires have burned more and more homes and towns, and that might just get worse. These are some ways climate change impacts wildfires.
Read MoreIn the midst of misery, there was a small group of Russians who, in one of the most incredible stories of World War II, actually chose to starve to death.
Read MoreThe Great Barrier Reef is important to both economies and ecology. Here is the unexpected role that bird poop has played in the decline of the reef's health.
Read MoreThunder and lightning can bring a sense of beauty and excitement. However, there are many places that you should never consider taking shelter during a storm.
Read MoreArcheologists and scientists have long theorized when humans may have first come to the Americas. Now they suggest that it was earlier than you may think.
Read MoreBlinking has come to mean giving way -- whoever blinks first in a negotiation, for instance. But actual blinking isn't surrender; it's healthful and necessary.
Read MoreWhat would happen if the other planets in our solar system were to disappear? What if they never existed at all?
Read MoreIn 2022, the Great Barrier Reef suffered another mass bleaching event, and the reason behind it was man-made, with losses in the past two decades unbelievable.
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