Science explains the dynamics behind bold pairings of complementary colors
Researchers tease out the secret behind blind mole rats' resistance to cancer
Dengue fever is become more common worldwide, and India has been particularly hard hit
Using your hands, a Microsoft Kinect, and some laser tweezers, you can push around nanoscale objects
New research makes the previously-tangential relationship between fracking and earthquakes much more firm
If anyone can find Bigfoot, it's probably the drones
Independently of President Barack Obama's win last night, this year's campaign was one in which numbers trumped gut
On recent study suggests that, like many other situations in which there is enforcement of a rule - excessive celebration calls might have something to do with race
Sociology wasn't always the brunt of jokes from other scientists
Before getting naked and having sex in front of a camera, porn stars have to go through three checks - all for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases
A one-megawatt solar power plant now provides150% of the electricity demand of a small Pacific island nation
Can we take a hint from the animal kingdom in order to smooth out our process of selecting a leader and reaching consensus?
Houses, car parts, furniture--it could be a very mushroom-filled future
Turns out, rewarding voters for voting is illegal
American citizens aren't the only ones concerned about the outcome of tomorrow's election
The same feedback systems that took us from ice age to modern warmth are still around
At various times, a new study found, the British have invaded almost 90 per cent of the countries around the globe
Each year, Guy Fawkes is remembered as a revolutionary by people all over the world, who general celebrate his memory by causing trouble, blowing things up, and most recently, hacking
Some scientists think that to find advanced life, you need to look for an asteroid belt
This week, the state is grappling with how to bring their citizens the vote
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