Casts and computer images are all that's of footprints made 900,000 years ago on the British coast
Not only is BDSM far more common than you might think, it’s also far less of a red-flag when it comes to health and psychology
The B-54 Special Atomic Demolition Munition was a nuclear bomb the size of a backpack
The style of transmitters that would let NASA talk to the spacecraft were taken out of commission
People love to hate on Starbucks. But are those sentiments misplaced?
He’ll have no protection under the law, nor does it seem like he’ll receive much protection by coaches, scouts or other players
Over time, Olympians are changing shape to suit their sport
Doctors have known that chlamydia can reappear, but until now they’ve been stumped as to how exactly it happens
Skip the contents of that deer stomach, or whatever other weird diet you’re on, and get yourself some cocoa beans
Aki Watanabe took Google Glass to the Gobi Desert to show people first hand what fossil hunting is like
Everybody knows that driving while texting is a really, really bad idea. But what about driving a Mario Kart and texting?
Sticking a fake dinosaur tail onto a living chicken helps researchers approximate how those animals once walked and moved
Follow up with NASA's high-resolution HiRISE camera captured this dramatic impact crater
Leaving a beached whale to its own devices means a drawn out, painful death
A female movie star's salary peaks at age 34, and then drops off the cliff. Men hit their peak earnings at 51, and keep on making money
Endurance might be correlated with how attractive we find someone, new research suggests
Some researchers think that the mighty beasts may have been bested by tiny flowers. Or, more precisely, the lack of them
"Ax" for "ask" isn't wrong, it's just different
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