The Truth About Women's Roles In Medical Research Trials
For years, medical research trials ignored women's diseases because women didn't always have a role when studying illnesses.
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The Truth About Koko's Conversational Skills
Koko the gorilla was said to have been able to understand around 2,000 spoken English words by the time of her death in 2018, and could follow conversations.
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The Truth About Spacewalks
Astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) have performed over 200 spacewalks in its more than two decades of operation. And NASA has more planned.
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This Discovery Of The Oldest Black Hole Ever Found Changes Everything
The oldest known supermassive black hole has just been discovered, and it opens more questions about the universe than it answers.
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Expensive Space Gadgets That Failed Miserably
Expensive flops have occurred throughout the history of space exploration, but these failed gadgets have led to improvements in technology.
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What You Didn't Know About Koko's Musical Skills
Koko was famous for her ability to communicate in sign language, but the gorilla also had a talent for playing different musical instruments.
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These Are The Penguins That Don't Live In The Cold
Penguins are known for living in one of the most inhospitable places on the planet. However, desert penguins and forest penguins are definitely a thing.
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The Real Reason Some People Are Double-Jointed
People who bend their arms and legs farther than normal are often called double-jointed, but the real term is joint hypermobility.
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What Actually Happens After You Swallow Chewing Gum?
According to Healthline, you may not be able to digest chewing gum, but it doesn't stick to your intestines as easily as it does to the bottom of your shoe.
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What Really Happens To Your Body After 10 Years In A Coffin
There are lot of factors that contribute to the state of a body ten years in a coffin, and every human body undergoes the same stages of decay.
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The Real Reason Astronauts Float Isn't Due To Gravity
Gravity on the space station is more or less the same as the gravity at your local Trader Joe's. In fact, gravity on the ISS is still 90 percent that of Earth.
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This Is When Humans Are Scheduled To Set Foot On Mars
While initially scheduled for sometime in the 1980s, it appears the soonest humans will set foot on Mars will be 2026.
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Wildest Extinct Prehistoric Creatures That Aren't Dinosaurs
Here are the wildest extinct prehistoric creatures that aren't dinosaurs. It's hard to imagine how some of these animals even worked at all.
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The Mechanics Of Using The Bathroom In The Space Station
Astronauts have the same basic needs up in space as they do anywhere else in the solar system, and microgravity makes their morning routine a bit more tedious.
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This Is The Most Densely-Populated Country In The World
You might have noticed how unevenly distributed the human species is. Perhaps this made you wonder: Where is the most densely-packed region in the world?
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This Is How Asteroids Form
We all know that asteroids are looming out there in space, just waiting for our orbits to align so they can take us out just like they did the dinosaurs.
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What Really Happens To Your Body After 100 Years In A Coffin
We know none of us is getting out of here alive, so it only makes sense to ponder the inevitable: What happens to our bodies after we die?
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The Biggest Science Events Happening In 2021
As we enter 2021, the world faces no shortage of challenges, from climate change to political instability, but there are also opportunities on the horizon.
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The Deadliest Birds Alive Today
Some modern birds have been known to attack people, often due to protecting nests and their young or scavenging for food.
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How Are Meteors And Meteorites Different?
All manner of objects move through the heavens and, more specifically, through our solar system. Some make regular appearances, like Halley's Comet.
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How Do Comets Form?
How comets form has long been subject to scientific studies, and how comets are created is still something we're still learning.
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How Long Would It Really Take To Get To Mars?
Astronauts and other experts in the astronomy field fully expected human Mars colonies to exist by now.
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The Truth About Halley's Comet
The next projected appearance of arguably the world's most famous short-period comet (Be honest: Can you name any others?) is set for July 28, 2061.
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The Chilling Truth About Solar Storms
From radiation illness to widespread power outages, solar storms bring invisible destruction from above. The worst part? We never know when the next might hit.
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How An Attempt At Disproving Einstein Led To Robert Millikan's Nobel Prize
Millikan was very much an engineer whose Nobel Prize derived from two separate contributions: the "oil drop experiment" and the "photoelectric experiment."
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This Is How The North Pole Smells
Who among us hasn't looked at photographs of the ethereal, sweeping North Pole and wondered what it's like to be there? What would it ... smell like?
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The Horrible Incident That Inspired Bob Dylan's 'Hurricane'
"Hurricane" is the story of Rubin Carter, a middleweight boxer who, at 30 years old and at the height of his career, was wrongly convicted of a triple homicide.
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