Cool Finds
Stonehenge Visitors Used To Be Handed Chisels to Take Home Souvenirs
Chisels were banned in the early 1900s, and in 1977, the stones were roped off so people couldn’t climb on them any longer
Mount Everest Climbers Are Now Required to Haul Nearly 20 Pounds of Garbage Off the Mountain
The new rule is meant to help tackle the estimated 50 tons of garbage currently sitting on the mountain
This Robot Is Trying to Get Into College
The Todai Robot artificial intelligence system is trying to clear the University of Tokyo entrance exam
Officially, More People Died Falling Off the Great Fire of London Monument Than in the Fire—But Only Officially
Which makes more sense, considering the fire destroyed nearly 90 percent of the homes in the city
Watch Corals Fight Epic, Slow-Motion Wars
The world of corals may move slowly, but it’s still full of danger and violence. We’re just moving too quickly to see it happen.
In a Handful of Prisons, Inmates Are Being Trained in the Restaurant Business
Real-world experience is hard to come by behind bars, but some charities and prisons are working to change that
This Paper Chameleon Robot Is Surprisingly Lifelike
At first glance, you might mistake this chameleon for the real thing. But this little green lady is made out of paper and gears.
This Aerial Footage of Reindeer Herds Is Weirdly Hypnotic
Go on, take a minute to watch these aerial shots of reindeer herding in action
These Apps Could Triple Your Reading Speed
They show you words one-by-one, at incredible speeds—up to 1,000 words per minute
Can You Hypnotize a Chicken?
Well, sort of—you can scare it into a catatonic state
Eastern Europe's Anthropomorphic Stelae Have Been Neglected for Years
Across the steppes of eastern Europe, anthropomorphic stone stelae have dotted the landscape for centuries
Chance, Not Skill, Makes Art Popular
In a slightly different universe, perhaps Salieri would be considered a greater genius than Mozart
How Your Body Tells You "That's Enough Hot Sauce"
We have the answers to your burning chili pepper questions
The Oldest Cheese in the World Was Found on Chinese Mummies
A strange substance found on the neck and chest of mummies in China is the world's oldest cheese
The Best Restaurant in America Is in a Condominium Complex in Hawaii
The wildly popular restaurant review site, Yelp, has issued its first top 100 list of the best restaurants in the United States
Eight Million Tons of Illegal E-Waste Is Smuggled Into China Each Year
Despite the health and environmental issues, a thriving black market makes China the world's biggest e-waste importer
The Wine Industry Thinks It's Getting Us Drunk Too Quickly
As a fix, wine scientists are searching for a wild yeast species that will produce less alcoholic beverages
Crowdfunding Science Just Got More Fun: You Can Name And Track Your Own Wild Shark
If you help science, science will help you adopt a shark
Spain's Prehistoric Cave Paintings Open to the Public for the First Time in Twelve Years
Today, five people were selected at random to visit the cave at Altamira for the first time in 12 years
Forget Driverless Cars, These People Want to Make Driverless Cargo Ships
While drone ships aren’t around the corner, they’re probably coming soon enough to keep ship workers up at night
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