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Beyond their entertainment values, these complex machines offer a unique insight into physics and human engineering.
You might think you see the world as it is—flat surfaces, straight lines, and true colors. But our minds are constantly playing tricks on us.
A small, white box with horizontal slats is a familiar sight at weather stations around the world.
Beyond its remarkable properties, titanium minerals also look spectacularly.
What would you do if you found a cougar caught in a trap? You should call these guys, that's what.
Monkeys are just like humans -- when they drink.
Have you ever seen this type of fossil?
Feynman was not only one of the most accomplished physicists in history. He was an amazing teacher.
At first glance, this tree almost seems like it fell victim to graffiti vandalism. But if you look closer, you’ll see that it hasn’t been spray painted — the tree is colored like this naturally. Eucalyptus deglupta is a tall tree, commonly known as the rainbow eucalyptus, Mindanao gum, or rainbow gum. It’s the only […]
The heinous act was caught on tape as well.
There's no "ceiling" apparently to how much money can contribute to happiness.
Meet solid knitting, 3D printing's close cousin that makes sophisticated solid objects out of yarn that are both sustainable and reconfigurable.
The relationship between crypto and "conventional" currencies is growing increasingly uneasy. But how big a threat are cryptos?
The artifacts tell us a lot about life in medieval times in the area.
Ah, yes, wind turbines are such a blight on the landscape. These oil fields look much prettier.
The cat itself isn't doing anything wrong, obviously. But the fact that the system can be gamed so easily is concerning.
Although it's likely a temporary effect, it goes to show just how much of an impact Swifties can have.
Codex Silenda has only five pages but it will take you longer to read them than any other book.
Geological folds, exemplified by the striking features of Mount Head, offer a window into the dynamic processes that shape our planet.
Despite its beauty, bismuth is rarely the main attraction. Most commonly, it's a by-product. d
The snowman was created more than a decade ago.
Respiratory diseases are on the rise among industrial workers, and regular masks just don't cut it.
Who's been waiting for a foldable helmet?
Voyeurism is the last thing we want at the Olympics, and Japan's team is taking it very seriously.
Space photos of Mount Fuji Mount Fuji stands standing at 3,776 meters (12,389 feet). It’s is Japan’s highest and most iconic peak, as well as a vital part of both natural and spiritual heritage. Its snow-capped summit can be seen from great distances, offering a breathtaking view that has inspired countless works of art and […]
There's some interesting physics behind it.
Talk about a spectacular monument of nature!
A visual history of our space suit exploration.
The same company is working on some very different projects.
This is one of the most amazing creatures you probably haven't heard of.
Buying stuff has never been easier. The convenience of buying virtually anything with a few clicks and having them delivered to your doorstop is something our ancestors couldn’t have even dreamed of. But online shopping opens up a whole can of worms. Do you know what you’re actually buying without seeing it? What are the […]
Have you ever seen such a monolith?
The tallest skyscraper in the US won't be in New York or Chicago.
We've come full circle.
New analysis reveals potential for economic and environmental benefits of global basic income.
The Atlantic really looks like a pond, doesn't it?
How a trick used by lizards can help us make safer buildings.
Several jokes were disqualified for "scientific inaccuracy," said organizers — "and rather a lot for lewdness."
Melinoë is usually regarded as a goddess or nymph that brings nightmares and madness to souls. But her story is complex.
Paul Barton used to walk two miles to a village that had a piano. Now, he plays classical music to elephants in Thailand.
Chess history is fraught with striking events -- this could be another one of them.
It's not just for movies. Writing 'HELP' can really help.
Is the financial job market on the brink of a dystopia?
It's not just semiconductors. Even the basics of electronics are being put to the test.
It's literally history in a can.
On average, presumed white applicants received callbacks 9.5 percent more often than their Black counterparts.
Japan has always had its demographic quirks, but this one is something else.
Chickens are natural models. Don't believe it? Here are some cool chicken photos that will convince you.
Music as a whole is getting sadder and simpler.
Norman descendants are still doing very fine in today's Britain.
