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He lived with tremors for 35 years, then one surgery did the impossible

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How a Siamese cat became a lauded physicist and author of scientific papers.

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1985 Carl Sagan interview on finding alien life is a perfect metaphor for friendship on Earth

You never know what you may find if you just take a risk chatting with someone on a park bench.

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The teacher said purple exists only in their heads and blew the classes' mind

He lived with tremors for 35 years, then one surgery did the impossible

Rare twins with different skin tones show beauty in diversity

How a Siamese cat became a lauded physicist and author of scientific papers.

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In Earth’s quietest room, even 45 minutes are unbearable for anyone

Earth's missing continent rediscovered 375 years after sailors first set foot there

Legendary Nobel Prize winning physicist explains why intelligent people make the worst decisions

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Scientists stunned after discovering gigantic missing "blob" of water in the Atlantic Ocean

Study explains why you might love your dog more than your spouse

“Man’s best friend” is backed by scientific research.

NASA found the 18 best plants for naturally filtering the air in your home

Maybe you can skip the expensive air-filter and bring a little green into your home.

Teens invent electricity-free refrigerators that run on a common household item

The solution was sitting on their kitchen tables.

11 struggles that only left-handed people understand

Being left-handed can be hazardous to your health but apparently it's great if you want to become president.

Stunning 9,000-year-old rock carvings suggest ancient people may have studied dinosaur tracks

A breathtaking discovery is opening new conversations about early human awareness of fossils.

Thanks to physics, urinal splashing in men’s bathrooms reduces by 95%

It took so much math to tackle this common peeing problem.

Canadian chemists perfect stirring stick that shields bar patrons from spiked drinks

A simple stick can make a night out at the bar or club safer.

New study reveals that genes hugely influence what types of music you like

It has more influence than where you grew up or what kind of life you've had.

Scientists reveal the first-ever recording of sharks making sounds

Turns out sharks are chattier than we thought.

Scientists seeking info about pet cats for ambitious study on behavior and genetics

Database will hopefully shed new light on our furry friends.

NASA releases stunning hi-def photos of sunset from the Moon

Space is mind-blowing.

Science explains why our first loves are so often the hardest to get over

"Helen Fisher studied 166 societies and found evidence of romantic love—the kind that leaves one breathless and euphoric—in 147 of them."

A company in England has created a banana that stays fresh 12 hours after it's peeled

"60% of exported bananas go to waste before reaching the consumer."

New MIT study says 'quantified proof' Earth's ozone layer is healing

"It shows we can actually solve environmental problems.”

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You never know what you may find if you just take a risk chatting with someone on a park bench.

“Man’s best friend” is backed by scientific research.

Maybe you can skip the expensive air-filter and bring a little green into your home.

The solution was sitting on their kitchen tables.

Being left-handed can be hazardous to your health but apparently it's great if you want to become president.

A breathtaking discovery is opening new conversations about early human awareness of fossils.

Bad songs create bad results.

It took so much math to tackle this common peeing problem.

A simple stick can make a night out at the bar or club safer.

It has more influence than where you grew up or what kind of life you've had.

Turns out sharks are chattier than we thought.

Database will hopefully shed new light on our furry friends.

Space is mind-blowing.

"Helen Fisher studied 166 societies and found evidence of romantic love—the kind that leaves one breathless and euphoric—in 147 of them."

"60% of exported bananas go to waste before reaching the consumer."

"It shows we can actually solve environmental problems.”

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