A group from Harvard and the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana figured out how to print tiny batteries, no bigger than a grain of sand
Today the Supreme Court of the United States decided 5 to 4 that one major section of the Voting Rights Act was unconstitutional
Dogs and cats have been with us for centuries, and so has our habit of giving them affectionate names
Most researchers hypothesize that the orgasms must have something to do with facilitating the meeting of sperm and egg, but studies prove inconclusive
The ancient Mayan city of Chactun was once a metropolis with around 35,000 inhabitants. It was abandoned 1,000 years ago, and lost to scholars until now
She's 39 and a half, and she's the oldest wild bear in the world
Thinking of blinking sends the paddle sailing in this brain-controlled version of PONG
For the 2014 games, Russia is sending the Olympic torch to space
Most conversations gloss over the root of these creative accessories: sexual harassment
Researchers say they see potential for the glowing silk to be used for some medical technologies, too
1977 Ellis made a bet with a student, Melissa Franklin, and lost. The result can be seen in physics classrooms all over the world: the penguin diagram
A periodic table showing which countries are associated with which elemental discoveries
This Saturday's Supermoon will be the most Supermoon-y Supermoon of the year
The majority of clapping has to do with the audience around you, not how much you enjoyed the show
Study participants were significantly and substantially happier when they were outside surrounded by green or in a natural habitat
One company is trying to solve the sticker problem by actually laser etching logos onto fruit
Judgement from other Chinese social media users was swift and condemning
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