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Zoe Karbe |

This Tiny Robot-Beetle Runs on Alcohol

This tiny cyborg creature may one day be used as artificial pollinators during disasters or even for complex medical..

Michelle Muller |

Blue Eye Surgery: Is it Worth it?

The surgery was first introduced by a California-based company called Stroma Medical, that offers the procedure,..

Mark Villanueva |

How Did They Build The World’s Longest 3D-Printed Bridge?

The Zhaozhou Bridge stands in Zhao County. It was built from A.D. 595 to A.D. 605 and is now the oldest bridge in China.

Ofek Hagag |

This New Prosthetic Eye Will Allow People to Actually See the World 

A new bionic eye has the ability to restore some people's eyesight.

Mila Serfontein |

A Breakdown on Cryptocurrency 

What is a ‘Bitcoin’? Well, this article breaks down how cryptocurrency works so you can be part of the conversation..

Mila Serfontein |

Check Out This “Bold” Leap in Hair-Loss Treatment

Their research shows that with the right information, one could source the cause of hair loss and either slow it down or..

Mila Serfontein |

L’Oréal Perso: The Game-Changer in Your Skin Care and Makeup Regime 

Imagine a smart device that is personalized to your skincare needs. Introducing the L’Oréal Perso, where..

Zoe Karbe |

Here’s a Fun Look at Clumsy Home Technology During The ’80s

We still have some way with smart technology, but one thing is certain, it's nowhere near to how it was in the '80s.

Nature

Ella Julius |

The World’s Most Remarkable Forests

Enjoy these virtual hikes through some of the world's most breathtaking forests!

Janusa sangma |

A Trip to Nature’s Most Colorful Scenes

At these stunning locations the world over, nature is at her colorful, most vibrant best.

Janusa sangma |

Winds of Change That Shaped History

Here’s a list of some of the most famous wind-related events from mythology and history.

Michal Muller |

Dog Hairdos That Make Them Look Like Humans

"It shouldn't be so hard," you said, holding the pair of rusty kitchen scissors but then instead you found this article,..

Krystle Richardson |

The 5 Best Rock Climbing Spots Outside the U.S.

The United States is home to some of the most spectacular rock climbing locations known to humanity.

Janusa sangma |

The Science Behind Surreal Natural Phenomena Involving Light

If the stars align, you may come across one of these visions of light on your next trip outdoors.

Krystle Richardson |

Jamaica: One of the World’s Best Diving Spots

This glorious island nation is skirted by an abundance of deep caverns, shallow-water reefs, and, much more.

Environment

Michelle Muller |

Reeling Facts About Earthquakes

There are an estimated 500,000 earthquakes that occur each year—meaning by the time you've finished reading this..

Paul Abhishek |

The Ink From Air Pollution

Every cloud (of pollution) has a silver lining! Discover how to turn air pollution into ink.

Paul Abhishek |

Why Coconuts Are the Coolest

Discover why coconuts are more than just a tasty treat.

Michelle Muller |

Why Reusable Bags Aren’t as Environmentally-Friendly as We Think

Are reusable bags a good alternative? Some researchers say probably not.

Ofek Hagag |

This Eco-Friendly Cleaning Spray Is Changing the Sustainability Game

A company is taking sustainability to a whole new level with eco-friendly cleaning products that are made from food..

Daniel Deisinger |

Work and Fun: Funny Pictures From Offices and Coworkers

From funny signs to goofy gags, there are lots of fun ways to make sure those forty hours a week aren't only hard work.

Jen Aguilar |

Traditional Plastic Mardi Gras Beads are Getting an Eco-Friendly Makeover

In New Orleans, there is no Mardi Gras without beads. As part of a nearly 200-year-old tradition for parade marchers,..

David Ralph Retuya |

Indian Minister Suggests Human Urine Be Harvested as Fertilizer

In the hopes of helping his country's agriculture industry, a high-ranking Indian minister, Nitin Gadkari, proposed a..

Discovery

Ofek Hagag |

The Secrets of Saturn

Take a second to learn a little about Saturn and then flex your astronomy muscles in front of your friends.

Mark Villanueva |

The Challenges of Being A Long-Term Expat

Coming back home after so many years, some ex-pats find themselves in a reverse culture shock, so to speak, in their old..

David Ralph Retuya |

Computer Scientists Are Working On an ‘Ethical’ Internet

Magerman's focus is to create an exciting and new kind of internet that is secure, easy to use and safe.

Michelle Muller |

Sleeping Positions and How They Affect Our Quality of Sleep

While we survive changes and transitions, our sleeping schedules have also been affected, making us sleep more or barely..

Zoe Karbe |

Researchers May Have Found the First Treatment for Chronic Fainting

A pacemaker might be the key to preventing fainting, making this the first dedicated treatment for this chronic..

Tal Berlinger |

The Greatest NFL Quarterbacks Of All Time

Not many positions in the NFL are nearly as recognized and beloved as that of the quarterback. Still, only a small..

Phelia Cantara |

Narwhals: Mysterious Sea Unicorns With Tusks That Can Do Powerful Things

Although it has been while since they were discovered, narwhals have remained a fascinating mystery to a lot of people.

Health

Paul Abhishek |

Three Simple Routines for Dry, Damaged Hair

Here are three hair care routines you might want to try when your dry hair is in desperate need of some additional TLC.

Janna Abainza |

Does Chocolate Really Cause Acne? The Answer Is ‘Complicated’

Chocolate can indeed trigger breakouts, but according to dermatologists, it's not as straightforward as you think.

Mark Villanueva |

7 Reasons Why You Should Start Your Morning with a Cup of Water

It sure makes some sense to drink a good amount of it daily. Here are the reasons why drinking water in the morning is..

Paul Abhishek |

How Working From Home Could Be Causing Migraines and How to Get Rid of It

Some migraine sufferers say that working from home has been helpful to them, while others report the opposite.

Nikki Maghinang |

6 Common Mistakes New Runners Make That Can Cause Injuries

Many newbies tend to jump into the sport without really knowing the basics. This often results in unnecessary injuries.

David Ralph Retuya |

Five Signs That Say You’re Probably Working Too Much

we've gathered a list of five signs that say you're probably working too much.

David Ralph Retuya |

Why Do We Need Sleep And What Happens When We Do?

Reflections on why we need sleep date back from ancient times. Today we have a clearer understanding of it all.

Phelia Cantara |

When is the Best Time to Shower: Morning or Night?

Find out what is the best shower routine for you. There benefits for both.