Winning streaks are engrained into our sports psyches, but are they actually a legitimate phenomoenon?
A new study suggests that people may be able to teach themselves to have synesthetic experiences
The future under climate change indicates that rice will become an even more abundant staple, thanks to a boost in carbon dioxide that make crops thrive
Cracking the Code of the Human Genome
Rather than looking for the genetic regions responsible for a person's high IQ, maybe we should be looking for the opposite: the root of stupidity
Telstar 1, which launched 50 years ago today, was the world's first commercial satellite, and a testament to government-industry cooperation
3,000 year old bodies discovered in a bog turned out not to be two bodies at all. The skeletons are stitched together from the remains of six individuals
Just in time for another scorching July day, the history of the modern popsicle - and why the store-bought ones are less drippy than the DIY kind
Scientists demonstrate how animals view the world, and why their vision influences the way they look
To the ancient Greeks, just like today, picking a name for your new pup was an important step. But the process was a little more peculiar back then
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