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By Christine Cyr Clisset, Michael Sullivan This post was done in partnership with The Sweethome, a buyer's guide to the best things for your home. Read the full article here. After spending 40 hours researching food proc...

Toys, 18th century ceramics and even historic wig curlers were discovered on the grounds of the Malcolm X House.

After a long a long day of photosynthesizing, do trees fall asleep? It depends on how you define "sleep," but trees do relax their branches at night, which might be a sign of sleep, a new study finds.

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A while back we shared the world’s smallest tintypes, created with a tiny modified camera. Now here’s a look at the opposite end of the spectrum: the world’s largest tintypes, shot using a colossal 8×8-foot camera...

(Florida Institute of Technology) Scientists at Florida Tech have captured stunning footage of a lighting flash at 7,000 frames per second.

Twitter announced a big change today that may help it become a much stronger player in the photo-sharing space: the company will no longer be counting photos toward the 140-character limits for Tweets. The change will be...

Only a tiny fragment of the life teeming in soil has been explored.

A snow leopard was recently collared in the mountainous reaches of Kyrgyzstan, the second ever to be collared in the country.

Archaeologists dug trenches around the Malcolm X House in Boston and made some surprising finds.

If you don't want Windows 10, whether free or otherwise, do not just click on the "X" close button of the latest Get Windows 10 nag windows. While that tool has bordered on just merely annoying for the past months, it ha...

(Osaka University) A group of researchers at Osaka University developed a method of the consecutive formation of bonds of two butadiene, alkyl groups, and benzene rings by using a cheap nickel catalyst. Using this techni...

Nothing is more closely associated with "upcycling" than the lowly, splintery shipping pallet. You can get them for next to nothing and turn them into sweet boxes, benches, light stands, or put the wood towards hundreds,...

(Elsevier) Elsevier, a world-leading provider of scientific, technical and medical information products and services, today announced the launch of Clinical Neurophysiology Practice, an open-access journal that focuses o...

We all have different methods for shopping. The way most of us shop however--slowly dragging a cart round, maybe taking a rough list--provides many benefits for the supermarket while offering very few to the shopper.

When this teen was unable to make the band's show the previous night due to illness, singer Florence Welch and guitarist Rob Ackroyd from Florence + The Machine dropped by Hospice Austin to put on a private concert for t...

Bottles of dilute hydrogen peroxide sit on shelves in medicine cabinets across the world, yet synthesizing the chemical at the large scale requires a surprisingly complicated process that is economically unfeasible for a...

A solar-powered airplane's planned flight from Ohio to Pennsylvania has been postponed

Kathryn Zurek realized a decade ago that we may be searching in the wrong places for clues to one of the universe's greatest unsolved mysteries: dark matter. Despite making up an estimated 85 percent of the total mass of...

By now you've probably seen images and videos of the ICE Portable Wireless Floating Bluetooth Speaker around the internet, and you've probably thought to yourself that it looks pretty cool. For $150 though, it can be a ...

Lifehacker has posted something in the neighborhood of 13 million projects you can create with Arduino , and Amazon's selling starter kits for $73 today, an all-time low.

Google's Magenta Project may soon create art using artificial intelligence (AI). Google plans to launch a Magenta app, which will showcase the creations of the project.