The Morning Habit Scientists Don't Want You To Try
Everyone agrees that waking up can be a hassle, and we all have morning routines to cope with that, but some routines you should probably abandon.
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Scientists Suggest Earth's Final Days Might Be Closer Than Ever Before
The end of the world is an eventuality that cannot be escaped, but one group of scientists believe that the end is closer than you may think.
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The Unexpected Body Part That Can Start 'Leaking' At Any Moment
Your body is a well oiled machine that will last you for decades if you take care of it, that's why you never want to encounter any surprise leaks.
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The Sleep Shortcut Scientists Don't Want You To Trust
Sleep often eludes many people, which can lead to certain habits to make up for that fact. But just because a habit is common, it isn't necessarily healthy.
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One Big Reason Why Plane Turbulence Is Getting Worse
If you like to travel on the regular, you might have noticed that turbulence during air travel has become much more common than it used to be.
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Why Death By Rabies Is One Of The Worst Ways To Die
Being sick is never any fun, but coming down with a case of the rabies is the worst kind of sick you can be just because its death is so brutal.
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What Happens When Airstrikes Trigger Environment Disasters
War is a sad reality of life, but one aspect often overlooked is the horrifying ecological damage that can linger long after the shooting stops.
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What Iran's 'Black Rain' Could Do To The Human Body
Air strikes on oil facilities in Iran have caused acid rain, otherwise known as "black rain," and the biological effects of that are rather concerning,
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Women Lose Part Of Their Brain During Pregnancy And Scientists Think They Know Why
"Baby brain" is a concept that's been around for a while, but there's been little research on why it exists. Now, scientists might know what purpose it serves.
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What Blushing Actually Reveals About Your Nervous System
No one is immune from blushing, the ultimate mark of embarrassment, and that's because it's entirely controlled by the autonomic nervous system.
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Antarctica's Ice Is Quietly Controlling More Than Scientists Once Thought
It's generally accepted that climate change causes Antarctic ice to melt, but you might be surprised to learn how that ice melt affects the climate.
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The Strange Science Behind The Basement Smell Everyone Notices
If you've been in a basement or two, you're probably familiar with that unique smell. That's jus a bit of biology in action, but also something you can combat.
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Why Death By Mosquito Is One Of The Worst Ways To Die
Mosquitoes are responsible for thousands of deaths per year, owing to the diseases they cause, none of which are a particularly pleasant way to go.
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Unsettling Reasons Why You Should Never Sleep With The Lights On
Given the sheer volume of light-emitting screens in our life, we may not be aware of the magnitude of influence light has on our well being.
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Dreams Are Doing A Lot More Than Entertaining Your Sleeping Brain
Dreams are one of those things that everyone does (even if you don't remember it), but no one is quite sure why, although we do have some guesses.
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Science Explains Why Shopping Triggers The Urge To Poop
If you've ever entered your favorite bookstore, set for some quality time looking for your next read only to be beset with an urge, you're not alone.
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This Scientist Has A Bold Prediction For The Next Dominant Animal Species
If we're not careful, then this whole thing we call the human race will come crashing down, but what sort of creature will rise to take our place?
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Scientists Were Surprised By What The Human Eye Does After Death
For the longest time, successfully transplanting an entire eye has been beyond reach, but a new study brings hope that they may soon be viable.
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Why The Sound Of Chewing Might Drive You Crazy
Does the sound of someone munching on carrots drive you up the wall? You're not alone and you may be surprised there's a word for this phenomenon.
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This Simple Mistake Could Be Skewing Your Blood Pressure Readings
Blood pressure is one of the most important vital signs to check just because hypertension is so dangerous, but you could be getting inflated numbers.
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The 'Poopy' Trump Rumor That's Actually Based In Science
Plenty of rumors have flown about regarding President Donald Trump's health, including a this one which might align neatly with other prevalent assumptions.
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NASA Has Big Plans To Return Humans To The Moon
It's been over 50 years since humans have been to the moon, but NASA plans to change that dramatically, as shown changes to their scheduled Artemis missions.
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The Biggest Unanswered Questions About How Life Began On Earth
The beginnings of life on Earth are a mystery, leading to many theories as scientists try to pin down the details, only to find more questions than answers.
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8 Signs You Might Be In A Rebound Relationship, According To Psychology
Relationships are tricky things, especially when they end. It's easy to quickly jump into a new one, but you might want to keep an eye out for these signs.
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You've Been Warned: Going To Sleep With Wet Hair Could Be A Bad Idea
Sometimes the only time you have to take a shower is at night, but you should definitely take the extra time to completely dry your hair before bed.
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Death Threatens A Deeply Inbred Deer Population As Deformities And Disease Increase
A herd of deer in Michigan have been a local attraction for decades, and now, city officials are struggling to fix the problems this arrangement has caused.
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The Genetic Lifeline Aging Men Lose (And Why It Matters More Than You Think)
Aging usually means losing certain abilities, but biological males are losing their actual genetic material, which could have strange consequences for humanity.
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