A bluefin tuna goes for $3,599 per pound
The crew of Apollo 15 placed a small aluminum sculpture on the moon to memorialize those astronauts had died
Humans have loved flowers for millennia, for both their looks and their scents
Using lasers and magnets, a group of physicists pushed potassium atoms to a state colder than absolute zero
For the past decade, these two men have allegedly been smuggling narwhal tusks
This research may have a silly title, but it does answer an important question of global significance
People wrote more than 40,000 words on average last year... in email
Rosetta Stone language tapes for babies may soon usurp Beethoven as the womb soundtrack of choice
Someday those pesky fallen needles may help save lives—or at least sterilize needles for annual flu shots
A recent study finds that overweight or slightly obese people live longer than normal-weight people, but critics call foul on some of these conclusions
Mars once had a vast ocean. What would that have looked like?
How do you actually get rid of graffiti? Chemistry, of course
If going to an asteroid is hard, maybe bringing an asteroid to us is easier?
Did Neil Armstrong come up with his now-famous quote long before he landed on the Moon?
How do they actually figure out how many calories is in a granola bar
Today is J.R.R. Tolkien's birthday, and in his honor here's how to throw the best Hobbit Birthday ever
There are some things that are universal—trade, money, shelter, hangovers
This ancient social lubricant has been a staple of cultic feasts and gatherings since the dawn of time, archaeological evidence suggests, meaning every time we sip a cold stout or toast with a glass of bubbly, we're taking part in a millennia-old tradition
Two centuries after King Louis XVI's execution, researchers think they've found a revolutionary souvenir from that fateful day
One Harvard scientist hopes to find clues to immortality by studying lichens, the frilly, crusty green growths that appear on tombstones and old trees
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