Amazing Shots Captured by Google Street View
One artist scours Google Street View for shocking, beautiful and amazing images
90s Pop Music Was Really, Really Depressing
Scientists found that pop music has grown more depressing with time
Neil Armstrong, the First Man to Walk on the Moon, Dies at 82
We remember the American icon
Choose Your Own Alien Adventure – The Drake Equation Gets Interactive
No one knows how many alien civilizations are out there - but if you wanted to guess at a number you’d probably turn to the Drake Equation
Lance Armstrong Surrenders Against Doping Charges and Will be Banned for Life
Armstrong announced that he would no longer fight the doping charges against him. His surrender marks an end not just to his battles, but to his career
How to Learn a Language Nobody Speaks
After hundreds of years, and multiple attempts to develop a universal language the same problem still remains: no one wants to learn it
In Vietnam, Rhino Horn is the Drug of Choice at both Parties and Hospitals
A report issued by TRAFFIC issues the latest depressing statistics surrounding the epidemic-proportion illegal rhino horn trade in South Africa and Asia
Meet Jinichi Kawakami, Japan’s Last Ninja
This 63-year old engineer, is probably Japan’s last true ninja
Elvis Died 35 Years Ago and the Fans Still Can’t Help Falling in Love With Him
The King is dead. Long live the King
After London Many Olympians Find Real Life Hard to Swallow
You’re not the only one with post Olympics blues, athletes have it way worse
Julia Child Loved Science but Would Hate Today’s Food
It’s her birthday today, and while the master chef loved science she would have hated today’s laboratory produced food
Google Earth Probably Didn’t Just Find New Pyramids
Amateur archaeologist claims to have found lost pyramids using Google Earth. Real archaeologists are skeptical
Happy Birthday to Alfred Hitchcock, the Master of Suspense
The master helped director shape both modern cinema, and the minds of a generation
How Many Stops Have You Made on the National Parks Subway?
The Sierra Club presented a fictional subway map of the U.S. National Parks and is challenging green commuters to see how many stops they can hit
Celebrating 80 Years of LEGO
Children and hobbyists rejoice - today is Lego’s 80th birthday
Meet the First Woman to Referee an NFL Game
Shannon Eastin, the first woman to ever referee an NFL game, got her stripes last night.
How Olympic Bodies Have Changed Over Time
From 1929 to now, how do former Olympic champions compare to today’s athletes?
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