Fool's Gold In New York Actually Hid A Surprising Treasure
Fool's gold is known for being a deceptive little mineral, but that hasn't always been true. A discovery made in New York proved just how valuable it could be.
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Top 5 Most Dangerous Species In Florida
The U.S. is home to a fair few scary species, and Florida is home to quite a number of them. Here are five of the most dangerous animals that reside there.
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The Hard Math Problem That Stumped Einstein
Albert Einstein may be considered the greatest mind of the 20th century, but that doesn't mean he couldn't be stumped by the occasional math problem.
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The Best Wildlife By Continent: The Earth's Most Biodiverse Ecosystems Ranked
Each continent has its own share of different species, but not all of them are created equal. Here's a rundown of which continents are the most biodiverse.
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The Largest Science Museum In The Western Hemisphere Is Actually In Illinois
Museums all have the goal of sharing information, but if you're looking for a standout, the largest science museum in the Western Hemisphere is a good start.
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The Different Types Of Northern Lights Explained
The northern lights are quite the beautiful and fascinating natural phenomenon, but did you know that there's a reason they look the way they do?
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5 Invasive Species That Are Wreaking Havoc In Indiana
Invasive species have the capability of heavily damaging the ecosystems they find themselves in. That's true all across the U.S., and Indiana is no exception.
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Here's What Happened To The Murder Hornets In Washington State
Starting in late 2019, reports of murder hornets caused a stir, but those reports have since died down. Here's what happened to the murder hornets since then.
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The Unassuming New Mexico Lake That's Actually A Death Trap
Diving has quite a bit of allure for thrill seekers, and this lake in New Mexico is especially appealing for that. But it also has quite a dark history.
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Washington State Has The Deadliest And Most Destructive Volcanic Eruption In US History
When it comes to volcanic eruptions, most people picture smoke, ash, and lava. Not all eruptions are quite so destructive, but this was certainly was.
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How High Relative Humidity Impacts Your Body (& Why It Feels More Miserable Than Dry Heat)
It's never a surprise to hear someone complaining about humidity, but is there a reason it's so much worse than dry heat? Here's the science behind that.
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What Types Of Earthquakes Cause Tsunamis?
Tsunamis are devastating natural disasters, but they're also rather rare. They require specific circumstances, but some earthquakes can provide just that.
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5 Invasive Species That Are Wreaking Havoc In California
Invasive species have the ability to damage ecosystems, and that's especially true in California, where these five species threaten the state's biodiversity.
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The 12 Best Peptides To Improve Your Body
If you've ever looked for health supplements, you've probably heard of peptides. Research on is still ongoing, but here are some of the most promising ones.
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The Invasive Species That's Destroying The Florida Everglades
Invasive species can often cause major problems for the ecosystems around them, and that's proven very true of this species that's made its home in Florida.
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The Milky Way Is Colliding With Another Galaxy. Here's What You Should Know
The Milky Way seems to be currently colliding with one of its galactic neighbors, and that discovery might change how we think of space on the whole.
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11 Telltale Signs That Someone Is A Narcissist
Everyone has dealt with someone who is overly arrogant or selfish, but are they a narcissist? There are a few specific traits you can look for to answer that.
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It Would Take A Staggering Amount Of Time To Travel To The Farthest Planet From Earth In Our Solar System
It's no surprise that space is massive, but even getting to the furthest planet from Earth within our own solar system would take longer than you might expect.
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Silicon Vs. Silicone: How Each Material Is Used
Scientific terms can sometimes look frustratingly similar, as is the case for silicon and silicone. But the two materials are very different, and this is how.
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When Was The Last Tsunami To Hit California And Could It Happen Again?
California may be known for earthquakes, but what about another kind of natural disaster? After all, tsunamis have quite the history with the California coast.
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Roswell, New Mexico Should Be Famous For More Than Just Aliens
Aliens are a point of fascination for many people, and Roswell is fittingly famous for its UFO stories. But there's another reason the city should be famous.
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The Predators That Consumed Over 10 Million Fish In Mere Hours
There's a lot going on in the ocean that's still unexplained, including the exact mechanisms behind this predation event that involved millions of fish.
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Canals On Mars: The Complicated Truth About Martian Climate Change
Apparent canals on Mars has been an exciting topic at different points in history, and they might actually allow an interesting peek into the planet's past.
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Here's Why Stem Cells Grown In Space Have Doctors And Medical Researchers So Excited
Both space exploration and stem cells have been at the center of major research projects, and combining the two has led to a fascinating discovery.
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Wyoming Has A Terrifying Secret Below Yellowstone
Yellowstone is a beloved natural wonder, but beneath that beautiful exterior, the park houses a scary secret. In fact, it even has a surprisingly violent past.
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What NASA Stands For And What The Organization Actually Does
With all its work in the past decades, NASA is basically a household name, but do you actually know what the organization's acronym stands for?
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Is It Better To Burn Calories In Cold Or Hot Weather? It's Complicated
When it comes to quickly burning calories, should you be working out in hot or cold weather? It seems like a straightforward question, but in reality, it's not.
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