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A Streak in the Sky: Photographer Captures an Incredible Time-lapse Image of the Moon
Janne Voutilainen's photo took nearly 40 minutes to shoot
Here's How to Make Harper Lee’s Crackling Cornbread
The recipe is offered with a side serving of dry wit
Ancient Pit Home Unearthed in a Salt Lake City Suburb
Spear points and other artifacts found in the 1,500-year-old home
Was the Loch Ness Monster Inspired by Earthquakes?
Just one of many monsters that might have geological origins.
Probiotics Exist Thanks to a Man Who Drank Cholera
One man’s obsession with the immune system led to today’s probiotic fad
Labyrinths in Prisons and Hospitals Might Actually Help People Relax
Labyrinths are experiencing a revival
How the Giant "Cosmic Navel" Formed in Utah
The unique landform in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument is essentially one of the biggest potholes on Earth
Why People Call Apartments 'Pads'
The slang term has a sordid past
The Mystery of What Venus de Milo Was Once Holding
A distaff, thread and spindle could have been held in her upraised arms and would have been appropriate for the goddess of love
How to Become a Fossil in Five Easy Steps
Tricks to preserving your bones for future archaeologists
How Our Modern Lives Became Infested With Bed Bugs
After being bitten by the tiny pests, author Brooke Borel set out to learn all she could about her blood-sucking foes
You Can See South Korea’s Seaweed Farms From Space
Seaweed farms offer a sustainable source of vegetable protein
A Piranha Was Just Found in an Arkansas Lake
The sharp-toothed fish was likely a pet gone rogue
Curling, Baking, Typos: How This Year’s Kentucky Derby Contenders Got Their Names
What’s in a name? A lot, if you want to tackle the Triple Crown
Meet the Group of Scientists That Keeps Lenin’s 90-Year-Old Corpse Fresh
90 years later, Vladimir Lenin’s body is still maintained by a Russian lab
Here's Why The Italian Army is Growing Weed
They want to lower the price of medicinal marijuana by growing their own
Paper Airplanes Flew Decades Before Real Ones Did
Kids have been folding paper so it flies since at least the mid-19th century
The Time a Space Observatory Was Mistaken for a Second Moon
For 13 hours, the space observatory Gaia was misidentified as a natural satellite orbiting Earth
Gender-Neutral Clothes Are Trendy, But Not New — Humans Dressed Similarly for Centuries
Fashion with distinct looks for men and women is a relatively recent, Western-centric phenomenon
Friday Knight Fights: Russian MMA Fighters Go Medieval
The duels are so popular with the fans that the company is actively searching for more knights to fill out its ranks
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