"Weird fiction" fans toast today to the birth of Howard Phillips Lovecraft, aka H.P. Lovecraft
Pea aphids can harness sunlight to aid in energy production
Filtering van Goghs works to simulate color blindness unlocks strikingly different images, perhaps revealing something about the way the famous painter saw the world
The race for the tallest structure in the world has been with us since humans built structures, and today it is going strong. But where's the limit?
Researchers debunk the myth of Miserable Mondays. Turns out, we hate all days equally
A recent study found that college students who binge tend to be more satisfied with their college experience than their peers who don't drink
Cracking the Code of the Human Genome
Researchers have encoded a book, including pictures and an accompanying computer program, in DNA
The Sun is the most perfectly round natural object known in the universe
Nikola Tesla invented a device that uses lightning to play music. No, seriously
The number of people in slavery is estimated to be upwards of 27 million — 2x the number of slaves taken from Africa during the transatlantic slave trade
Just because the six-wheeled nuclear-powered behemoth has yet to begin cruising doesn't mean there aren't loads of interesting things to read and hear
Scientists are accepting DNA samples from cryptozoologists who claim to have evidence of the Yeti
Every Martian morning, the Curiosity rover gets a wakeup song
"There is no unique, tangible, singular, definitive Constitution," says information scientist Joe Janes
The latest research on the "Do babies have an innate moral compass?" question indicates that no, they do not
The "ocean health index" was just released, and overall the world got a giant "D"
The King is dead. Long live the King
You, for one, won't have to welcome your robot overlords too soon
Filmmaker Storm Theunissen tired to find out just how much she could get for the various pieces of her
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