To continue creating music after death seems like an impossible task, but there's one deceased composer that's found an interesting workaround.
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Bugs are a surprising source of high amounts of protein, but humans are often unwilling to eat them. The reason might be found in ancient DNA samples.
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Grapes are one of the tastiest healthy snacks out there, but have you ever wondered what separates the red from the green? Science has the answer.
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Neither farting nor pooping are especially glamorous, but the body needs to know how to differentiate between them, using some specific processes to do so.
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When it comes to health, weight and BMI get all of the attention, but there's one metric you're overlooking that has a bigger effect than you think.
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We're living in an age of online trends, and the latest one to drop promises to maximize the quality of your sleep, but what does the science say?
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Most people think flying saucers and UFOs are played out conspiracy theories, but the US built one, it just didn't do what they thought it would.
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Just because you don't know beforehand whether or not your fart will clear a room doesn't mean that science can't explain why it was so potent.
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Lake Superior ranks among the largest in the world, so its deepest point isn't especially lively, though it does house some interesting species.
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Nowadays, we know how eclipses work, but in the past, they were rather mysterious events that became associated with some especially bad omens.
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Colon health is a delicate subject, so many people rely on folk wisdom instead of medical science, meaning they probably believe this common myth.
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When undertaking human spaceflight, safety is the most important issue, which is why you generally want to avoid getting struck by lightning.
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If you've spent any time traveling in airplanes, you may have noticed that you're letting it rip more often, and there's a valid reason it happens.
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There are many hidden secrets from the Cold War, including this strange camp, though recent global changes might soon threaten its hiding place.
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Whoever denied it, supplied it. Whoever smelt it, dealt it. Not all fart myths are factual, but there is one flatulent trope that's mostly true.
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When people try to improve their mental health, they tend to focus on exercise or meditation, but there be a tool that they've been overlooking.
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Humans have done quite a number on the earth, and this famous naturalist predicted that climate change could bring about the end sooner than you might think.
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In its quest to better understand the effects of nuclear weaponry, the US military conducted a lot of tests, sometimes on its own soldiers.
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Autoimmune diseases are when the body's immune system turns against it self, and for some reason they're much more prevalent in women than men.
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Plastics are everywhere in the modern world, and they're notoriously bad for the environment, but a new plastic could be easier to break down.
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Tracking of your health is important, and although some people look to the skin or hair to get an idea, there's one body part they might overlook.
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The US government has a reputation for conducting some less-than-reputable experiments on civilians, but it might have been worse for its soliders.
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Have you ever been examining something so intently that you fail to take notice of the big stuff in the world around you? There's a phrase for that.
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If you're eating healthy, you're probably frequently buying fruits and vegetables, but you could be making a simple mistake when washing them.
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In general, when you've got the urge to poop, you should always relieve yourself, but what about when you can't? Is it okay to hold in your poop?
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Gen Z gets a fair amount of grief for supposedly being overly sensitive to the world, but there is one mental diagnosis that's rising in their cohort.
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The debates over AI are endless, but scientists have found that large language models actually affect how we think, even after we stop using the tech.
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