Tag: Science

Neil deGrasse Tyson’s Cosmos Reboot Confirmed by Fox for 2014
Fox has confirmed the long-discussed reboot of Carl Sagan's landmark documentary series Cosmos: A Personal Voyage starring none other than famed astrophysicist Neil deGras...
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Drug Breathalyzer That Can Detect Pot, Cocaine, Meth, and More Touted by Swedish Researchers
The SensAbues DrugTrap is out to foil your drugged-up driving experiences. The breathalyzer. Anyone pulled over on suspicion of driving unde...
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IBM Creates The World’s Smallest Movie Entirely Out Of Atoms
Atoms make up everything in the universe. So technically, a movie made out of atoms isn't all that new. In fact, every movie since the dawn of film has been made of atoms, just lik...
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Childbirth or a Swift Kick in the Balls: Which Hurts More? [VIDEO]
Ah, the age old question that has divided men and women and turned plenty of friendly debates into screaming matches. Which hurts more: childbirth or getting kicked right in the ba...
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A Few Rounds Of Tetris A Day May Cure Lazy Eyes
As a child, I had a friend with a lazy eye. I was super jealous of him at the time because he got to wear a pirate-themed eye patch. Looking back on it now, it's easy to see why be...
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Why Do You Cry? (No, Not You Specifically)
No, the question is not why do you cry. The answer to that question is probably buried far beneath a bottle of bourbon, a whole pint of ice cream, or your lack of compassi...
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Astronaut Wrings Out Water Aboard the ISS, Proving That Even Mundane Tasks Are Awesome in Space
Canadian Space Agency Astronaut Chris Hadfield is awesome, space is awesome, and everything he does in space is awesome. Proving once again that...
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Leonhard Euler, Mathematics Pioneer, Honored with Google Doodle
Today, Google is honoring Leonhard Euler, the Swiss mathematician known for his prolific works in many mathematical fields, including calculus and many areas of physics. Euler...
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Buttercup and Westley’s Plunge into Dry Quicksand, Explained
Dry quicksand's prevalence in nature may be debated, but it has been created by scientists - so it exists. Of course, if yo...
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Hey, Internet! Look! The Science of Cats!
As if the internet deserved this monumental gifts, acclaimed science illustrators AsapSCIENCE have heard your requests and have just released a video of need-to-know cat facts. Yep...
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White House Officially Announces New Brain-Mapping Project
As expected, President Obama has officially an...
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Maria Sibylla Merian Celebrated with Google Doodle
On April 2nd, Google is celebrating naturalist Maria Sibylla Merian with a beautiful Doodle featuring various forms of small wildlife - butterflies, caterpillars, a lizard, and mor...
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The Chilling World of Goosebumps and Frisson [VIDEO]
We know why we get goosebumps - scientifically speaking. But there are a lot of different external causes for our internal response. Everyone has experienced goosebumps from being...
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Google PageRank-Inspired Cancer Research Published
Google's PageRank algorithm is the inspiration for a new lung cancer study published in the journal Cancer Research. Researchers fron the University of Southern California (USC...
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Bill Gates Will Grant You $100,000 to Develop a Better Condom
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is looking for new innovations in round...
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