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04.03.2024 Viewed: 39
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DO WE HAVE TASTE RECEPTORS IN OTHER PARTS OF OUR BODY?

Taste receptors have been found far beyond the tongue, but do they help perceive taste or work like the ones in our mouths?
03.03.2024 Viewed: 21
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THE APPLE CAR IS DEAD
Apple has officially scrapped its multibillion dollar autonomous EV plans to focus on AI.
02.03.2024 Viewed: 34
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RUPAUL BUILDING FORTIFIED COMPOUND TO WITHSTAND "CYCLE OF DESTRUCTION"
In a new interview, drag superstar RuPaul Andre Charles dishes on a variety of topics -- including his fortified compound.
02.03.2024 Viewed: 36
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SAM ALTMAN DENIES OPENAI IS BUILDING AI "CREATURES"
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says many people are confused about whether AI is a "creature" or a "tool." Which is it?
02.03.2024 Viewed: 25
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HOW TO FAT BIKE
These mountain bikes rely on super-chunky tires to traverse snow, rocks, and other tough terrain.
02.03.2024 Viewed: 30
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ALIEN CIVILIZATIONS MAY BE TRAPPED ON THEIR HOME WORLDS
02.03.2024 Viewed: 39
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SHOEBILL: THE HUMAN-SIZED AFRICAN BIRD THAT EATS BABY CROCODILES AND KILLS ITS SIBLINGS

Shoebills reach up to 5 feet in height and they are formidable ambush predators, standing still in swamps before lunging forward to swallow their prey whole with their giant bills.
02.03.2024 Viewed: 25
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HUMAN HAVE BEEN EATING HAZELNUTS FOR AT LEAST 6,000 YEARS
Forest and fields change over time. Some very old hazelnuts shells can tell us how.
01.03.2024 Viewed: 25
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CLIMATE CHANGE ON TRACK TO UNEARTH BURIED NUCLEAR WASTE, OFFICIALS WARN
Scientists are worried that rising global temperatures could cause disposed nuclear waste, which dates back to the Cold War, to resurface.
01.03.2024 Viewed: 37
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FRACTURING ANTARCTIC GLACIER BREAKS 80 MPH SPEED RECORD

The Pine Island glacier formed a 6.5-mile-long crack at 80 mph, proving to scientists that some glaciers can shatter like glass.