Being narcissistic also tends to make you more physically attractive
Cracking the Code of the Human Genome
The past 5 to 10 thousand years have seen a surge in human genetic diversity
Whether it was shipped to you from somewhere, stored in a warehouse, or sold nice and chilly, over 3/4 of the food we eat has been commercially refrigerated
From the correct angle, you'd swear that these are three-dimensional objects
Birds do it, butterflies do it, and now, we know that Galapagos giant tortoises do it, too - but why?
Conservationists and divers alike are on edge over a mysterious disease sweeping through coral reefs in Kauai
Whale meat elicits a "meh" response from young Japanese these days, but global citizens continue to cry foul
This jewel of a letter reveals the first usage of the now-ubiquitous OMG
This remote-controlled car turns into a walking, missile-shooting robot
From a frozen Antarctic lake, researchers pulled samples teeming with bacteria
The COP18 climate change conference is going on in Doha, Qatar until December 7th
Disney is building a robot that can play catch
Recently, thieves exploited a hack of those magnetic stripped cards to break into several rooms at a Hyatt in Houston, and your hotel could be next
Like any self-respecting space entrepreneur, Elon Musk has a plan for a Mars colony
Modest ambient noise - like that found in a coffee shop or cafe - triggers the part of our brain responsible for abstract and creative thinking
A late 19th century New Zealand psychologist attempted to depict various states of consciousness with geometric shapes
A tanker, carrying natural gas to Japan, has set out on a dangerous autumn trip through the Northeast Passage
At least 150 people have died in bed rail-related incidents over the past 9 years
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