Science

1.The "The" StudyPerhaps wanting to prove that she is second to none in the prestigious town of Crazyville, Glenda Brown carried out a study on the word

Who doesn’t love chocolate? That's not a rhetorical question; we're asking because in our calculations, not liking chocolate is the first sign of being a

Link1. Alexander the GreatYou hear a lot about ancient peoples and their feasts/orgies. It seems it is all true and Alexander was a big fan. After a

Ever since the first caveman lifted more mammoth feces than the rest of his tribe that one time, mankind has been in a race to show off just how strong and

Humanity has come a long way in the field of medicine. No longer are we to subject ourselves to magical spells and leeches, instead relying on the modern

It has been said that "the history of the world is but the biography of great men". This is called the "Great Man theory" and we assume it's totally bogus,

The ancient astronaut theory states that extraterritorial beings have made contact with Earth several times during our early history and provided us with

Crowdfunding is all the rage these days, with as recently as last week the much anticipated Veronica Mars movie hitting theaters after being funded almost entirely by fans eager to pitch in. But while sites like Kickstarter can be great for passion projects like that film, the people looking for funds are often doing absolutely incredible things. There are some truly amazing inventions and innovat

Everyone seems to love science these days. For most this means liking quotes and pretty pictures on Facebook because real science tends to complex and boring to outsiders. Still, there are a few theories the show up from time to time that will blow your mind.

“Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s… Actually I don’t know what that is. That’s really weird.” That was private pilot Kenneth Arnold’s reaction