Where is the world's biggest pistachio?
We know where they are and what they say, but everything else is all hotly debated
The famous tale of how Ernest Shackleton put together his Antarctic expedition is probably a myth
Unique microbes in a panda's gut efficiently break down bamboo--mass producing these microbes could help scientists make sustainable biofuels
When asked, one in four men admitted to committing sexual assault
Last year, China threw away 2 million of them
What started a month ago with protests-turned-deadly has not gone away
This is basically an Apple commercial for bat preservation
Actual astronauts never seem afraid to piece the atmosphere and plunge into the icy depths beyond our planet, but they are
Norway requested that INTERPOL bestow the Snake with a Purple Notice, information-gathering the agency uses to compile details on criminal activities
The unique flavor of a whiskey or scotch might be more than pure luck--it might be a science
The term “meh,” defined as “an expression of indifference or boredom,” entered the Collins English Dictionary in 2008
Researchers are analyzing chemicals naturally present on human skin that disrupt mosquitoes' ability to smell us
This isn't the first time a Peace Prize winner has pushed for war
Your next rainy day, you now have no excuse to be bored. You're welcome
Two years of intense research were required to give the painting the final stamp of approval
This is by far the most anyone has asked for a trading card like this
New York artist Steve Miller melds the computer models and scientific notes of a Nobel-winning biochemist into a series of paintings now on display in D.C.
Today, studying comets and meteors involves billions of dollars worth of equipment and teams from all over the world
Studies show that the amount of a specific molecule in human hearts fluctuates on a daily cycle, helping to explain the decades-old observation
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