Some people see their future-selves as strangers, and thus don't plan ahead for their own old age
How do people who are really good at these games make moral choices?
After Jack's cold body sank down to the bottom of the North Atlantic in Titanic, here's probably what it looked like
Ways to Watch Sandy That Are More Interesting Than Looking Out the Window And Safer Than Going Outside
Culture-hounds take heart: Halloween doesn't have to be all Honey Boo Boos and internet memes
At MIT you can take a ton of science classes online. And, in true MIT fashion, someone just did them all at an extraordinary speed
There are some people today who claim to still believe that the Earth is flat
A big asteroid will eventually hit the Earth. What can we do to push it out of the way?
Lolo Jones, the U.S. sprinter who runs the 60 and 100 meter hurdles, was just added to the U.S. bobsledding team roster
Watch New York City get buried under its own carbon emissions
National Geographic shows how a team filmed Sarah, the fastest cheetah in the world, sprinting at top speed
With enough training and determination, women can do pull-ups
It's hypothetical conflict, but who would emerge the victor?
The New York Times has an interactive feature showing Picasso's "Woman Ironing" that you can scratch away at to uncover the original pairing - one of a man
The exhibit includes newspaper clippings, photographs and the last known images of each of the featured works
Recent research has uncovered how the Tyrannosaurus probably ate the Triceratops: head first
Vast stores of methane hydrates off the US east coast are thawing out, but what this means is still up in the air
Historians still puzzle over Napoleon's catastrophic Russian defeat, but materials scientists think the army's buttons may be to blame
A new chrome extension automatically filters political posts from your social media feeds
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