Cool Finds
The Black Sea Devil, a Rare Deep-Sea Anglerfish, Filmed for the First Time
Fewer than half a dozen anglerfish have ever been recorded swimming in their undersea habitat
Nicaragua Is Going Ahead With a Massive Canal That Will Bisect the Country
According to experts, the project will likely wreak havoc on both Nicaraguans and the country's environment
One Idea to Get to Mars: Fill the Walls of a Spaceship With Water
The insulation from radiation would also be drinkable
This New Video of the Earth Is the Best Ever Made
The video was made with images taken by a Russian satellite
How to Fold a World Record-Setting Paper Airplane
The secret lies in the design, but having a football quarterback on hand to throw the plane might help you break records
Astronauts Nap on the Launchpad While Waiting for a Ride to Space
There's not much to do while NASA goes through its pre-launch checks
We’ve Put a Worm’s Mind in a Lego Robot's Body
A wheeled Lego robot may not look like a worm, but it "thinks" like one after programmers gave it the neuron connections in a C. elegans roundworm
India Once Released 25,000 Flesh-Eating Turtles Into the Ganges
A plan to clean up corpses failed due to lack of planning
This Archaeology Site Is Guarded by 500 Turkish Soldiers
The excavation of a 5,000 year old city on the Turkey-Syrian border continues despite nearby presence of the Islamic State extremists
Outfitting Football Helmets With Magnets Could Reduce Concussions
Strong magnets can repel at least 300 lbs of force, preventing heads from colliding
How to Live With Hallucinatory “Voices” Without Drugs
A European-centered movement is trying to change the perception that hearing voices is bad
We're Running Out of Chocolate
We're eating so much chocolate that plants can't keep up
Eat More Seaweed (It's Good for You)
Foraging for fresh seaweeds gives you option and the best taste according to this Brittany seaweed eater
Get Past the Vile Smell: Ginkgo Nuts Are Delicious
People have been feasting on these tasty little morsels since at least the 11th century
How a Misdrawn Map Put 1,400 Chimps and a Rare Plant in Peril
Miners and farmers are moving into a protected forest in Congo thanks in part to an administrative blooper
Look How 30 Years of Automation Changed How Crayons Are Made
"Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" showed how people made crayons. Today, crayon-making is a robot's job
This Artist Makes E. coli-Shaped Popsicles
For those who prefer plants to pathogens, there's popsicle cacti, too
Giant, Slow-Moving Sharks Are Secretly Everywhere
We know very little about Greenland sharks, including the extent of their range, but what we do know is intriguing
Europeans Thought Coffee Was Satanic
Until the Pope tried it out and became a fan
This Is Your Brain on Ideas
Momentarily tuning out the world seems to be a requirement for tapping into an insightful idea
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