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Long Live The King: T. Rex Actually Rather Unique For Its Genus

By Susana Polo Sep 18th
Dude, There Was a Tornado in Brooklyn Yesterday [Video]

By Robert Quigley Sep 17th
Older People Who Lack Restraint Help Society by Being Curmudgeonly

By James Plafke Sep 16th
Corn Industry Pushing to Rename High-Fructose Corn Syrup “Corn Sugar”

By Robert Quigley Sep 15th
What Happens When You Put a Lighter In A Blender?

By Robert Quigley Sep 15th
What If Everything You Needed to Survive Had to Fit Through This Space?

By Robert Quigley Sep 14th
The Inkless Metal Pen that Writes Forever

By James Plafke Sep 13th
What If You Could Precisely Measure Distances with Your Fingers?

By Robert Quigley Sep 13th
American Military Hoping Someone Will Harness the Power of Bioluminescence

By Susana Polo Sep 12th
This Is The Pencil That Never Ends, It Just Goes On And On, My Friends

By Susana Polo Sep 11th
Rainstorm Turns Stairwell into a Waterfall

By Robert Quigley Sep 10th
Cockroaches and Locusts: Beneficial for Your Health

By James Plafke Sep 9th
Instant Elements, the Tom Lehrer/Google Instant Mashup

By Susana Polo Sep 9th
How to Impress Women with Dance Moves, Using Science

By Robert Quigley Sep 8th
FDA May Be Close to Approving Genetically Altered Salmon for Public Consumption

By James Plafke Sep 8th
This Coffee Cup Defies Gravity

By Robert Quigley Sep 8th
Quantum Physics Added to Standard Chess

By James Plafke Sep 7th
Mind-Controlled Theremin Is Now a Reality

By Robert Quigley Sep 6th
Optical Illusion of Girl Chasing Ball Down Street Is Used to Slow Down Drivers

By James Plafke Sep 2nd
Man Drives from Canada to Mexico on One Tank of Gas

By Robert Quigley Sep 2nd