How Much Can A Gorilla Really Lift?
It's no real surprise that gorillas are pretty strong animals, especially compared to humans. But looking at the numbers, exactly how strong are they?
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How Long Does It Take For Astronauts To Recover After Returning To Earth?
Outer space is an extreme place, that's why it's not surprising that astronauts need some time to recover after the return to Earth.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Hit Your Funny Bone?
Everyone at some point has had the misfortune of hitting their elbow just so and sending an electric shock up their arm, but what's really going on?
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If Your Memory Seems Worse, Take A Look At Your Smartphone Screentime
No one thought that too much time on their phone was good for them, but there's increasing evidence that it's actively harming your brain.
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Why Candles And Soap Could Bring An Unexpected Pest To Your Home
Of all the roommates you could be stuck with, one of the least desirable is a mouse, which may be enticed by your fancy soap or candles.
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Why Your Limbs Feel Like Static When They Fall Asleep
We've all experienced that feeling of pins and needles inside of one of our limbs from time to time, but what's really going on?
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The Largest Ocean In Our Solar System Isn't Made Of Water
When you think of oceans you probably think of water, but the most massive reservoir of liquid in the solar system is made from something else.
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What Really Happens When You Crack Your Knuckles
It's pretty well established that cracking your knuckles doesn't have any adverse health effects, but what's really happening in your joints?
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11 Strangest Organisms You Can Only See With A Microscope
While there are plenty of weird animals in nature, some of the strangest organisms can only be seen under a microscope. Here are a few of them.
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Why So Many Fast Food Chains Have Red And Yellow Logos, According To Science
When it comes to fast food restaurant logos, the colors red and yellow show up again and again, but why are those particular colors so common?
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How Do Migrating Birds Know Where To Go?
Birds have been migrating for all of recorded history, but how they pull off their globetrotting travels without a map or GPS is still a mystery.
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Your Largest Organ Isn't What You Think
When it comes to the biggest organ in the human body, most would think it's the lungs or the brain, but the actual answer may surprise you.
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You'll Never Look At Butterflies The Same After Seeing Their Wings Under A Microscope
Some insects are downright scary when you get a close look at them, but that's not the case when you look at butterfly wings under a microscope.
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10 Most Extreme Environments Where Scientists Were Shocked To Discover Life
Certain places on Earth seem far too extreme to support life, but that assumption is far from true. Rather, life apparently has a habit of finding a way.
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What Really Caused This Prehistoric Nightmare Fish To Go Extinct
The Dunkleosteus is one of the most formidable fish to have ever swam in the seas, but its disappearance is something of a mystery.
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The Ancient Weapons Discovered In An Unassuming Cave Close To The Dead Sea
Scientists have uncovered a cache of ancient weapons hidden deep inside a cave in the Judean Desert, opening a window to Roman Palestine.
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Can Astronauts Do Laundry In Space?
Despite being less than 100 miles from the surface of the Earth, space is a long way away, so how do astronauts get their laundry done?
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What If Antarctica Didn't Exist?
Despite being overlooked down at the South Pole, Antarctica actually plays a large role in our world and you would notice if it was gone.
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Why Matter Can't Be Created Or Destroyed: The Law Of Conservation Of Mass Explained
No matter what you do, matter can neither be created nor destroyed. This property of the universe is called the law of conservation of mass.
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Why Is The Ocean Salty But Lakes Aren't?
Water is so ubiquitous that most people probably take it for granted, but have you ever wondered why the vast majority of it is salty?
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What Ants Look Like Under A Microscope Is Terrifyingly Alien
Ants are so common that they hardly warrant a second thought, but if you take a closer look you'll find an absolutely terrifying insect.
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The Unusual Humming Noise In New Mexico That Still Baffles Scientists
In the desert town of Taos, New Mexico, some residents can hear a mysterious, low-frequency hum, and nobody knows what's causing it.
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The Ancient Weapons Found Near A Small, U.S. Desert Town
Hidden in the back of a cave in Texas, scientists found a treasure trove of artifacts that were used by ancient hunters thousands of years ago.
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Did Scientists Just Discover Life On Another Planet? What The JWST Actually Found (And What It Didn't)
Earth is teeming with life, but as of now, life has never been found anywhere else, but new observations hint at life on far-away K2-18 b.
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The Grand Problem That Stumped Einstein And Still Baffles Physicists Today
There's no question that Albert Einstein was one of the greatest minds of his or any generation, but there was one problem he couldn't solve.
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Arizona Holds The Record For The Oldest Gun Ever Found In The United States
A rare find in the Arizona desert is the oldest firearm ever discovered in the United States, and it could be the oldest in the Americas.
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Why One Woman's Ordinary Rock Actually Turned Out To Be Worth Over A Million Dollars
Rocks come in all shapes and sizes, from boring gravel to crystalline quartz, but one woman's rock turned out to be a national treasure.
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