The Real Reason Jeff Bezos Is Suing NASA
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos sued NASA because the contract he wanted was awarded to his rival Elon Musk. Here's why Bezos thinks the deal was unfair.
Read MoreAmazon founder Jeff Bezos sued NASA because the contract he wanted was awarded to his rival Elon Musk. Here's why Bezos thinks the deal was unfair.
Read MorePassengers have been known to take out their anger on other passengers or on the plane's crew, but sometimes, they take out their anger on the aircraft itself.
Read MoreCyanide has long been a favorite murder weapon for jilted lovers, infamous assassins, and anyone who wanted a quick, undetectable death for their victim.
Read MoreForensics Digest explains that, here on land, the decomposition of a human body occurs in several stages. But what happens to dead bodies left underwater?
Read MoreThe extinct creature known as Titanoboa was a massive 40-foot, 2,500-pound snake. Here's what would happen if the terrifying beast were alive today.
Read MoreThe ability to analyze asteroids is a revolutionary achievement by itself, but some have an even grander ambition: asteroid mining.
Read MoreImagine it: A vegan movement that captures the globe. Suddenly, no one eats any meat, seafood, eggs, cheese, butter, or milk. Sound impossible? Maybe not.
Read MoreWhen it comes to sharks, it can be difficult to separate the facts from the myths. And perhaps the most prevalent myth about sharks isn't the least bit true.
Read MoreBennu will be making a close approach to Earth in 2135, and the planet's gravitational pull will have an impact on the asteroid's trajectory as it approaches.
Read MoreOrcas, or killer whales, have long been known to mess with larger whales' calves. In fact, ancient sailors originally referred to them as "whale killers."
Read MoreSouth America has been a source of mystery for centuries— particularly a river that stands out as one of the most visually unique ecosystems in the world.
Read MoreWhere is the coldest place in the world to live? Is it in Greenland? What about those terrible Midwest winters in the United States? Who claims coldest town?
Read MoreWhile Niagara Falls may be the world's most recognizable waterfall, it's certainly not the largest. So which one tops the list?
Read MoreA jarring photograph of a North Carolina fish with human-looking teeth made its way around the interwebs in early August. So why does it look like that?
Read MoreMountains are some of nature's most awe-inspiring creations, and our world would be infinitely less imposing and less remarkable without them.
Read MoreWaterfalls are great examples of how simplistic beauty can create awe-inspiring natural sights. But did you know that they can also happen underwater?
Read MoreAustralian scientists recently announced that the finding of a fossil that looked eerily like a dragon, or at least 'the closest thing' we have to one.
Read MoreHere's what we know about this long-extinct fish Dunkleosteus and what made it possibly the scariest creature of its time.
Read MoreFor decades, scientists have wondered about the changes humans go through in space. That changed with an experiment conducted on twins Scott and Mark Kelly.
Read MoreYou could have an identical twin who you're not related to. Discover how people in different parts of the world can end up having similar facial features.
Read MoreDuring the '70s and '80s, a strange phenomenon, chicken pox parties, took hold in houses and apartments across the United States.
Read MoreThe more we study clouds, the more we learn how reliant we are upon them, as well as what impact they would have if they disappeared.
Read MoreEnter Pleistocene Park, a real-life attempt to resurrect the ancient and extinct land mammal known to all as the wooly mammoth.
Read MoreWanna get away from it all? Apply to NASA's new program to pretend to spend a year on Mars, complete with limited food, equipment failures, and more fun stuff.
Read MoreAlthough originally native to Asia, goldfish, a member of the carp family, are the most common freshwater fish kept in aquariums around the world.
Read MoreVast but not empty, hostile but not lifeless, deserts have long captured the imagination. Here are some mysteries of the desert that you've never heard of.
Read MoreEarth has completely frozen over at least twice and as many as four times in its history. But how did it happen? Could it happen again?
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