To what lengths would you go for science?
Past studies only represented a specific group and method of studying nightmares, and all came up with variable top results
Two years later, the scaffolding around the Washington Monument is ready to come down
It turns out that even early robot makers were all about the polar bear
Kids who know two languages think faster and more creatively. And research even suggests that being bilingual could fortify the brain against dementia
More food should be delivered by zipline
Brass players aren't off the hook, either
The US Postal Service announced that it would make special Sunday deliveries for Amazon.com customers
Conrad Heyer fought with Washington in the Revolutionary War
Researchers think "huh" is a great example of "convergent cultural evolution of linguistic items," or a word that came out of a conversational need
Researchers in Italy watched porcupines corner a dog and stab it to death
By scraping your tweets, these researchers can get insight into your personality
The problem likely reaches beyond China, as some researchers have reported a worldwide decline in average sperm counts
Kraft's new orange dye was used in the 17th century to trick people into thinking cheese was better than it was
In the coming years, biomimicry could be the newest upscale dining fad, much as molecular gastronomy was in the late 1990s and locavorism is today
From bug eaters to pee drinkers, these robots of the future will be part of the food chain
Whether in Sweden, the U.S. or Venezuela, however, it seems that women simply want to recognize a bit of themselves in store windows
Since detailed observations began, only three hurricanes on Earth have been this strong
As far as Charles Ginsberg was concerned, the video tape was "one of the most significant technological advances" since the television
These climate scientists had some fun posing n landscapes representing their very serious work
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