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Lifespan of Mice Increased With Experimental Drug, Prepare for Your Immortal Rodent Overlords

By Glen Tickle May 1st
The Secret To Moving Heavy Stones In Egypt Has Been Discovered, And It Wasn’t Aliens

By Ashley Bhehaspat Apr 30th
Study Shows Boys Aren’t Falling Behind Girls in School, They’ve Always Been Behind

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 29th
How to See Without Your Glasses in a (Literal) Pinch

By Victoria McNally Apr 29th
Mosquitoes Are Being Bred With Genes That Will Kill Them

By Ashley Bhehaspat Apr 29th
Tsunamis, How Do They Work? TED-Ed Wants To Teach You [Video]

By Victoria McNally Apr 29th
If Megaladon Was Alive Today, Scientists Say We Would Kill It For Soup

By Carolyn Cox Apr 29th
Study Shows Lab Rodents Lose Their Shit Around Men

By Carolyn Cox Apr 28th
Science Gives Praying Mantises 3D Glasses, Lots Of Computer Time

By Carolyn Cox Apr 28th
SciShow Answers That Most Important Of Questions: Why Does Swiss Cheese Have Holes?

By Sam Maggs Apr 27th
A New Plant Has Been Discovered And It’s Basically Mystique

By Sam Maggs Apr 26th
Study Proves Youtube Commenters Are The Worst

By Carolyn Cox Apr 25th
Geek on the Street Episode Two “Invention Trivia” Is Here!

By Glen Tickle Apr 25th
Rhesus Monkeys Can Do Math, Time to Trade in Your TI-84 and Get Yourself a Math Monkey

By Glen Tickle Apr 24th
Olive Oil Counterfeiters, Beware “Magnetic DNA Particles”

By Glen Tickle Apr 24th
Check out Some Destructive Sample Videos From Today’s GE #SpringBreakIt Campaign

By Glen Tickle Apr 23rd
Dictionaries Have Been Wrong About How Siphons Work, So a Physicist Corrected Them With New Research

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 23rd
GE Takes “Spring Break” Literally and Destroys Things for Science Today With Their #SpringBreakIt Campaign

By Glen Tickle Apr 23rd
Cats Are Too Rude for Science to Study

By Carolyn Cox Apr 22nd
Record the Sounds of Our Planet for Earth Day

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 22nd