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Did you know that you release up to 1.5 liters of gas everyday? Are you aware of the fact that the microorganisms in your body outnumber your own human cells 10 to 1? How much do you know about the human body?
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NASA is actively monitoring a strange anomaly in Earth's magnetic field: a giant region of lower magnetic intensity in the skies above the planet, stretching out between South America and southwest Africa.
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In a paper, researchers at Microsoft detail an AI system that can generate singing voices by training on publicly available data.
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Diageo aims to begin bottling Johnnie Walker whisky using ‘world’s first’ design next year
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A series of 'forgotten' volcanic eruptions could explain accounts of the moon 'vanishing' in A.D. 1110.
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Today marks Look Alike Day and so we remember when two men who share incredible likeness were seated next to one another on a Ryanair plane.
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We may find what’s hiding inside the Great Pyramid. And also tablets from a lost city in Iraq, and lost Faberge eggs from the Russian royal family. Stay tuned.
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This animal is pretty creepy but the tentacles kind of look like baby corn. via SyFy Ph’nglui mglw’nafh Cthulhu R’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn.Even though it wasn’t in a massive s…...
When and where did humans develop language? To find out, look deep inside caves, suggests an MIT professor.
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Who knew these were real?
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Did you know you can see with your tongue? It's true. And there's more where that came from. We've got a crazy fact for all of the 5 senses.
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Ni animal ni végétal, la créature dénommée "blob" suscite la curiosité des scientifiques pour une raison bien spécifique : il dispose d
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Exquisite Old Testament-era head of a king found in Israel but subject’s identity a mystery
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Analysis of brain scans finds increase in white and grey matter in regions involved in physical movement
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Experts have shed light on the mystery of how the blackest fish in the deep sea are camouflaged.
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Voyage pulled the curtain back on its system for remote driving.
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From acoustic engineers in Britain to marine biologists in Canada, researchers made the most of the drastic drop in noise from human activity
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With the digital equivalent of trowels and shovels, archaeologists are digging into the code of early video games to uncover long forgotten secrets that could have relevance today.
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Here's what scientists could find out about Earth in the coming year.
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These two concepts form an elegant metaphor for life and human interactions.
Tropical trees in the Amazon Rainforest may be more drought resistant than previously thought, according to a new study by researchers at the University of California, Riverside.
With the help of airborne laser mapping technology, a team of archaeologists, led by University of Arizona professor Takeshi Inomata, is exploring on a larger scale than ever before the history and spread of settlement a
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There are many types of Phobias. Some of them are even more weird than you've ever thought, and some of them you might be suffering of�so stay tuned and read carefully!! Here are three random Phobias that you should know!
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Here is part four in my new series, where I take a look at the weird and wonderful world of words. If you missed part one, please click here. You’ll find part two here and part three here. Q. When do you use the words 'all together' and when is the word 'altogether' more appropriate?
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For the first time, scientists have empirically verified electricity’s role in the ballooning abilities of spiders.
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