The Postal Act of 1845 was just the beginning of a process of postal standarization that took many years
Even dictionaries can make mistakes, although Merriam-Webster maintains this is their only one
It was one of a trio of automata that had functions like living creatures
There's an argument for it, given all the environmental destruction causes by plastic ones
The candies were included in rations because they stayed fresh for a long time
Facial recognition software can identify individuals, helping researchers conserve the endangered primate
This World Mother Language Day, read about why many say we should be fighting to preserve linguistic diversity
You might have heard the term in relation to crafting, but it means a lot more
It came out less than two years after Alexander Graham Bell invented the device
Shortages of important supplies for nuclear medicine has researchers looking for answers on how to produce technetium-99
The draisine was invented as a potential replacement for the horse during a shortage
Mystery House was the first home computer game ever to include graphics as well as text
Richard “Dick” McDonald’s story in the film is true — to a degree
The first 911 call ever placed came from the small town of Haleyville, Alabama
It’s called Salish Blue, and it’s more than a science experiment
The park promises it won't give you motion sickness—well, more than on a regular rollar coaster, that is
On this day in 1996, the computer Deep Blue made history when it beat Garry Kasparov
Miniature golf courses had been around before, but Garnet Carter gave it a roadside attraction spin
When the Xerox 914 entered offices, the working world changed forever
In 1973, it was the longest space mission — 84 days in the stars. But at some point the astronauts just got fed up
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