Four Sets of Identical Twins Stage a Time Travel Prank on New York's Underground
It's like an episode of X-Files played out in real life.
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It's like an episode of X-Files played out in real life.
It seems that the term “bird brain” should be going out of fashion.
Taking a donation of bone marrow brought along some unintended consequences from the previous owner.
Research shows that Pluto features both tropic and arctic regions, and an exaggerated axial tilt that alters the dwarf planet’s atmosphere over time.
The synthetic planting medium is a farming answer to radioactivity questions raised after the Tohoku earthquake of 2011.
While the king's remains were re-interred from beneath the Leicester car park from whence they came, this three-dimensional tour shows what they looked like in situ.
Very few animals are capable of recognising themselves in the mirror. New research suggests that manta rays are capable of this unique cognitive feat—a possible sign that these fish are self-aware.
There’s no goal to get to, no perfect fractal to generate, and no high scores. It's just beautiful, useless art.
Manning a research station at the South Pole is a lonely job at the best of times. But when you’re watching the last sunset for half a year, things have to be feeling particularly bleak.
Ever wondered how tasty you are? Watch a guy discover how human flesh would taste using a biopsy from his leg.
The quest for perfect ice is older than mankind, and slightly younger than the quest for perfect whiskey. One of those problems can be solved for you with a stroke of genius. See more >>
No matter what kind of comics you read, 2016 is shaping up to be a pretty awesome year.
Following an analysis of studies into their benefits, researchers have come up with a loud, resounding “meh”.
Multiple gene panel testing may be a cheaper, more accessible way to investigate the heritability of breast cancer, but it comes with ethical issues, according to a recent Australian study. Read more >>
So when someone asks you about it, you can sound like some sort of science wizard.
The timelapse of these Californian wildfires is absolutely apocalyptic. Read More >>
