Here’s Why Americans Waste So Much Food
Spoiler alert: desire for freshness, fear of food poisoning play a role
Behold the Weird Beauty of Mold
Scientists aren’t quite sure why mold comes in so many colors
Here’s How Claw Machines Are Rigged to Make Sure You Lose
That’s why simply grabbing a prize is so deceptively difficult
A Playmobil Figure of Martin Luther Has Become the Fastest-Selling of All Time
The first edition of 34,000 figurines sold out in 72 hours
Google is Trying to Count Calories in Food Porn
All you need is an Instagram photo and an algorithm
How to Build the Perfect Campfire
Science confirms that the best way to build a campfire really is the best way to build a campfire
West African Chimps Regularly Drink Alcoholic Palm Sap
Observations over 17 years show this isn’t just an experiment for the apes
Restaurants are Facing an Egg Shortage Thanks to Avian Flu
The outbreak, which spread surprisingly fast, hit farms that produce liquid eggs
About 12,200 People Are Erroneously Declared Dead Every Year by the U.S. Government
Being officially dead because of a typo makes living life difficult
A new class of computers takes advantage of the physical properties of water
Salty Groundwater is Threatening New Mexico’s Chiles
Drought plus salt equals bad news for a state’s signature crop
This Film Shows a Glimpse of Amelia Earhart Before Her Final Flight
After 70 years in storage, the footage shows the pilot posing for press photographs
Engine Misfire Jolts the ISS, Shifting its Position
Unexpected engine firing on a Soyuz capsule pushed the station into a different orbit
How Non-stick Frying Pans Are Made
Spinning the pans helps coatings apply evenly and makes the process hypnotic
Behind the Scenes at a Tyrannosaurus Rex Dissection
Months of work went into creating a model, life-sized dinosaur for experts to dismember and cut open
Researchers Are Training Robots Using Minecraft
The popular game helps robots learn real-world skills
Houghton Mifflin Once Sued Another Publisher on Behalf of Hitler and Mein Kampf
Rival versions of the book once vied for American readers
100-Year-Old Chalkboards, With Drawings Still Intact, Discovered in Oklahoma School
The find includes lessons on pilgrims, math and music
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