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Discovery | February 23, 2021 | Zoe Karbe

5 Must-See Fantasy Shows On Netflix

From 17th century witchhunts in Italy to jungle mysteries deep in the Amazon, Netflix offers a world of fantasy shows from around the world.  Check out these five fantastical..

Environment | February 16, 2021 | Michelle Muller

How Do Cities Become Green?

Many cities have already adopted urban farming, e-mobility, non-motorized transport, and are exploring zero-emission buildings.

Nature | February 11, 2021 | 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.

Health | February 20, 2021 | 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 healthy.
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Technology

Ofek Hagag | February 28, 2021

The Incredible Women of the Mercury Project

The Mercury Project was the first series of experiments conducted by the US government in order to land a man on the..

Ofek Hagag | February 28, 2021

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

As technology advances, we get closer to closing the gap between science fiction and actual science. We are not..

Zoe Karbe | February 28, 2021

Check Out This Portable Wii Made Out of a GameBoy Color Body

Introducing the Wiiboy Color, the combination of the Nintendo Wii and Gameboy Color. This hybrid product was made by..

Ish Bautista | February 25, 2021

Old School Computer Games For Nostalgic Millennials 

The history of video games dates back to the 50s where scientists in academia created games mostly for simulations. At..

Mitch Perfecto | February 25, 2021

The Abel Prize, Inspired by the First Woman to Won a ‘Nobel Prize of Math’

Karen Uhlenbeck, a mathematician and former professor at the University of Texas at Austin, became the first-ever woman..

Zoe Karbe | February 25, 2021

You’re Probably Guilty of “Headlining”

We're all used to attention-grabbing headlines, especially when it comes to the news (even from our most trusted of..

Gene Paul Lim | February 23, 2021

Your Next Six Careers of the Future

Every day you probably hear stories or hear complaints about how in 20 years, your jobs aren’t going to matter and the..

Daniel Deisinger | February 23, 2021

Let’s Go Back: Facts and Trivia From the Back to the Future Movies

Jump into the DeLorean and let's go back to the eighties. One of the most culturally significant – and best – movies..

Nature

Gene Paul Lim | February 28, 2021

The World’s Most Aggressive Sharks

If you’re a big fan of Shark Week, then you’re in for a pleasant surprise because the show is returning to your TV..

Krystle Richardson | February 28, 2021

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

Tammy Ziv | February 28, 2021

New York Landmarks You Can No Longer Visit

New York must be the most sung-about place in the world. "New York state of mind", "If I can make it there, I can make..

Ofek Hagag | February 24, 2021

This Ancient Scorpion Was One of the First Air Breathers on the Planet

The Parioscorpio Venator used to walk the earth during the early Silurian period, more than 400 million years ago

Zoe Karbe | February 24, 2021

5 Facts About The Majestic Redwood Tree

The California coast redwood tree is considered to be one of the most beautiful and majestic trees in the world.

Mila Serfontein | February 24, 2021

Behold The Glory of the Tiger

Unfortunately, 93% of the incredibly diverse territories of the Tiger species have been repurposed. Research suggests..

Ella Julius | February 24, 2021

The Secret Garden: Is Sage What You’ve Been Missing?

Saliva, the genus name for sage, is derived from the Latin word salvere, meaning "to heal" or "to save." So it comes as..

Environment

Michelle Muller | March 01, 2021

What Can Be Composted In A Backyard

While every system has a different method, there are some necessary details that we know for sure when it comes to what..

Jen Aguilar | February 28, 2021

5 Odd Fuels You Probably Knew Nothing About

These are fuels ypi probably knew nothing about: With the skyrocketing energy prices that breaks every consumer’s..

David Ralph Retuya | February 28, 2021

Getting A Car: Should You Buy, Lease, Or Subscribe?

I have always thought that leasing is when you can't afford the car that you want to drive. I couldn't be more wrong..

Gene Paul Lim | February 27, 2021

Dutch Innovator Starts Campaign to Clean up the Great Pacific Garbage Patch

Each year, the entire human race disposes mountains of plastic materials enough to circumnavigate the planet four times.

Michelle Muller | February 25, 2021

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

There is a reason the world has declared war on plastic bags. They don't biodegrade. But are reusable bags a good..

Mila Serfontein | February 25, 2021

Transform Your Garden with These Pollinator-Magnets

Introducing wildlife-friendly plants into your garden is the epitome of shared beneficiation. Saving you the research,..

Ofek Hagag | February 24, 2021

The Future of Palm Oil Is in the Hands of These Two Scottish Entrepreneurs

Much like plastic, palm oil is extremely harmful to our planet. Thankfully a pair of Scottish entrepreneurs found a way..

Michelle Muller | February 23, 2021

Is Eating Organic Really Better for You and the Environment?

Organic food products are, on average, 47 percent more expensive than standard supermarket food—but thanks to their..

Discovery

Krystle Richardson | February 28, 2021

7 Charming Facts About Roses That You’ll Definitely Want To Share

There’s a reason we say “everything’s coming up roses” when we’re enjoying a run of success. There’s..

Tal Berlinger | February 28, 2021

Discoveries That Will Change How You Look at History

If there’s one thing that science and history have proved over the years, it’s that we should never underestimate..

Michelle Muller | February 28, 2021

Tricks Food Brands Use to Rip Us Off

It's safe to say that food brands aren't disappearing into the ether anytime soon. Even if a giant nuclear spider was to..

Ofek Hagag | February 28, 2021

Meet the Extinct Australian Lion

A recent excavation in Australia reveals the remains of an extinct marsupial lion that dates back 23 million years ago.

Zoe Karbe | February 25, 2021

5 Unique Currencies That Were Once Used During Precolonial Africa

These days we may take paper money and coins for granted. Of course, throughout the ages, it wasn't always like that. In..

Tal Berlinger | February 25, 2021

The Wrong Things You Thought You Knew About the Mayan Culture

One of the oldest, most intriguing cultures in history is the Maya. This incredible civilization reigned for about 4,000..

Gladys Altamarino | February 24, 2021

First Mammal Species to Become Extinct Due to Climate Change

In 2016, scientists theorized that a small rat living on an Australian island would probably be the first-ever mammal to..

Health

Ella Julius | March 01, 2021

How Breathing Can Affect the Way You Sleep

Let's say you do everything in your power to ensure a good night's sleep. You make sure the temperature in your room is..

Mark Villanueva | February 28, 2021

Debunking These Common Myths Will Change Your Perception of Alcohol

Almost any social gathering without an ample supply of alcohol is likely to end early. After all, many regard it as the..

David Ralph Retuya | February 28, 2021

Five Signs That Say You’re Probably Working Too Much

When you're aiming for that raise, a promotion or you just want to be the person to lift your company to success,..

Mark Villanueva | February 28, 2021

Americans Still Find Themselves Bored With So Many Things To Do

It’s perhaps one of the greatest ironies of civilization. Having everything we want, yet almost nothing seems to..

Ofek Hagag | February 25, 2021

How to Use Your Partner’s Pheromones to Improve Your Sleep

Trouble sleeping? Try smelling your partner before going to sleep.

Mila Serfontein | February 25, 2021

Psychology Demonstrates How Hope Shines Light in Dark Spaces

Hope will compel you to push a little harder, especially when faced with challenging situations. Renowned psychologist..

Erika Salen | February 22, 2021

More Dads That Have Failed At Parenting In the Most Hilarious Ways

Everyone knows that there's no love like a mother's love, and there are plenty of songs and movies that attest to the..

Mark Villanueva | February 22, 2021

Here’s an Ideal Way to Fry an Egg Each Time

It’s not just the taste that makes eggs an ideal part of every meal. Be it Paleo or Keto, eggs are great additions to..
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