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The Ocean Is Turning Into Acid Because Of CO2, So That’s Fun And Exciting

By Sam Maggs Feb 23rd
We Can Now Make Artificial Muscle Out Of Fishing Line That’s 100 Times Stronger Than Actual Muscle

By Sam Maggs Feb 23rd
Astronaut Mae Jemison Says Smart Things About Women In STEM

By Becky Chambers Feb 23rd
Scientists Link Cat Bites To Depression In Women, Somehow

By Sam Maggs Feb 22nd
Barbies Of the Near Future Will Be Like Her But For Little Kids

By Alanna Bennett Feb 22nd
#FollowFriday: Phil Plait (@badastronomer)

By Glen Tickle Feb 21st
Science Shows Us How To Make The Most Out Of Our Coffee

By Carolyn Cox Feb 21st
Scientists Accidentally Discover How to Stop or Start Pain Using Light

By Carolyn Cox Feb 21st
Here’s How They’re Making It Snow at the Olympics, Because Sochi Is Actually Pretty Warm

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 20th
Missouri Nonsense Bill Would Require Schools to Alert Parents When Evolution Is Taught

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 20th
New “Why, God?” Study Says Loneliness May Be Deadlier Than Obesity

By Carolyn Cox Feb 20th
Economists Say You Can’t Become a Genius Until Your Late Thirties

By Carolyn Cox Feb 20th
Gross, Internet. There’s Now an App for Betting on Friends’ Relationships Through Facebook

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 19th
Can You Drink Too Much Water? AsapSCIENCE Explains Water Intoxication [Video]

By Victoria McNally Feb 19th
PediaPress Wants to Print All of Wikipedia in 1,000 Books, Trees Can Be Heard Weeping

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 19th
We Tested the Sumo Lounge “Gamer” and “Sway 2.0” Bean Bag Chairs, and We Are Very Comfortable

By Glen Tickle Feb 19th
Scientists Named An Acne-Causing Bacterium After Frank Zappa

By Victoria McNally Feb 19th
Samsung Doubles Down on Apple Attack Ads by Mocking the iPad Air “Pencil Commercial”

By Glen Tickle Feb 19th
Samsung Calls Out Apple and Its Tiny Screens in Latest Ad Comparing the Note 3 to the iPhone 5S

By Glen Tickle Feb 19th
Google Literally Tells Glass Explorers Not to Be “Glassholes” in New Guidelines

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 18th