Hyperlapse photography is super hard to do, but the results are just incredible
Research into umami has unlocked answers about our preferences, our recipes, and perhaps how to correct our crash course with obesity
Kids will have to define words in addition to spelling them, which the competition hopes will help the process of identifying finalists
Child “obesity is not a disease of inactivity," and the fixes won't be simple
Brinicles, more than ice fingers of death, may have driven the formation of life
Whether women's preference is indeed solely responsible for driving the way penises look today remains an open-ended question, however
Within three years after Katrina, the rate of new start-up launches in the city doubled
You can't make sounds from books, except when you can
Not all messages are created equal, and when it comes to Tweets about vaccines it's the anti-vaccine messages that spread the fastest
One company is developing an essay grading computer program that can take the load off professors and standardized test graders
From 19th century daguerrotypes to photos of Martin Luther King Jr., some of photography's history goes online
Right now the going rate for rhino horn (just about $30,000 a pound) is higher than for gold
Climate change seems to be giving an unexpected boost to this penguin species
Margaret Tatcher, former Prime Minister of Great Britain and first woman to lead a Western power, died today at the age of 87
Last week, the public voted, and named a hypothetical placental ancestor Shrewdinger
Musical hallucinations are the rarest form of 'text hallucinations'
The poison, a mix of parasiticides and pink dye, now fills more than 100 rhinos' horns
From $8 to $32 trillion dollars are buried in tax havens worldwide. Here's how it works
Chronicling the ways google autocompletes your searches can be both enlightening and horrifying
Microbes within our bodies give our breath a unique signature
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