Here's What Happens When You Shower In Space
In space, there is no drain and there is only microgravity, so water, soap, and shampoo stick to your skin and/or float around and ruin sensitive equipment.
Read MoreIn space, there is no drain and there is only microgravity, so water, soap, and shampoo stick to your skin and/or float around and ruin sensitive equipment.
Read MoreBee are an incredibly important part of our world's ecology, so what would happen if all the bees died?
Read MoreSometimes, eating in space is pretty similar to eating on Earth; at other times, it's its own unique, extremely specific experience. John Glenn lead the way.
Read MoreIs it possible to collect samples of all of the known elements? In fact, that's going to be impossible for the average consumer, for a variety of reasons.
Read MoreWhile antimatter might have gone out of vogue in sci-fi in favor of "quantum" gobbledygook, questions about antimatter's existence still plague physicists.
Read MoreGalileo, the famous Italian astronomer and accomplished physicist and mathematician, had an unconventional family life. Did he ever marry or raise kids?
Read MorePeople are fascinated by weather, and one natural event that exemplifies both the danger and beauty of nature is lightning during a thunderstorm.
Read MoreFrom Hollywood actors to regular folks, it seems like just about everyone is getting the smoothed forehead look that comes from Botox injections.
Read MoreInsects can be annoying sometimes, but we need them around. Here's what would happen if all the insects died.
Read MoreGiraffes' long neck affects many of their habits, including how they sleep and drink water.
Read MorePeople have been creating everything from custom action figures, elaborate Iron Man costumes, and even homes using 3D printers.
Read MoreIn an unethical experiment, the chimpanzee known as Lucy was raised as a human for the first 12 years of her life. This is the tragic story of Lucy the chimp.
Read MoreAs you prepare to venture out into the ocean deep this summer, small fish are likely the least scary thing that comes to mind.
Read MoreHeavy competition from other species and a shrinking habitat could have played a role in the disappearance of the megalodon, the world's largest shark.
Read MoreWant to know why the thickness of Mars' atmosphere is so important? Because it could have very serious implications for our future colonization efforts.
Read MoreNeptune is pretty far out — literally and figuratively. Between its blue hue and diamond rain, you might not be surprised to learn it's not too safe for people.
Read MoreThe heliosphere is the region that surrounds the sun, and you do not want to be caught outside your spaceship in this region.
Read MoreMercury is the smallest planet in our solar system and the closest one to the sun. Size-wise, it's about as big as our Moon and just as gray and rocky.
Read MoreNot a lot is known about this massive creature, but scientists estimated it measured between 45 to 60 feet, with an average weight between 50-100 tons.
Read MoreA Massachusetts commercial lobster diver made headlines in June 2021 after ending up inside the mouth of a humpback whale off the coast of Herring Cove Beach.
Read MoreYou might also think that personal hygiene, like personal relationships, might have to be placed very much on the back burner while confined to outer space.
Read MoreGreenland sharks certainly have time on their side. For decades, scientists thought this species had a long lifespan, but they couldn't prove it — until now.
Read MoreThe megalodon was the biggest shark known to have roamed the ocean, and scientists have studied fossils and megalodon teeth to learn more about the creature.
Read MoreWhat about the fastest fish? The No. 1 title goes to the black marlin, which can reach speeds up to 80 mph. Among sharks, however, the mako takes the title.
Read MoreWhile it's very, very unlikely that humans will ever be able to set foot on Venus, here's what may happen to the human body if you land on the planet.
Read MoreIn 2018, NASA launched a probe on a mission to "touch the sun." It's not as literal as it sounds, but it will send back vital information about our star.
Read MoreIt could make for the greatest get-rich scheme in history, but you need to hitch a ride to Neptune to do it.
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