Judy Dutton
Joined: Nov 21, 2012
Judy Dutton was a regular contributor to mental_floss magazine. She is the author of Science Fair Season: Twelve Kids, a Robot Named Scorch… And What It Takes to Win, as well as Secrets from the Sex Lab. Her books have been favorably noted in the Washington Post, the New York Daily News, and numerous other publications. In addition to her books, she has also published in Wired, Redbook, Biography, Glamour, Maxim, Cosmopolitan, Women's Health, and more.
Your Dog Has Something to Tell You
Why the Metric System Might Be Screwed
10 Badass Moms Who Deserve Their Own Holidays
9 Bizarre Weapons That Failed Spectacularly
Sometimes military research and development pays off. And sometimes you end up running from a flaming pig.
5 of Chemistry's Most Talented Elements
Kitchen pranks, bathroom alchemy, and the trick to killing Godzilla. Here are chemistry’s most talented elements.
How Untangling Headphones Could Stop Epidemics
10 Body Parts You Could Do Without
Looking to shed some pounds? You can start by losing that spare rib!
Isaac Newton: 17th-Century London’s Dirty Harry
The science titan wasn’t used to being outsmarted. But after two years of trying to shut down English counterfeiting, one underworld kingpin was still getting the better of
Permission to Sin: Why The 7 Deadlies Aren't So Terrible After All
Scientists have found that the seven deadly sins aren't all bad. Consider this your official permission to give in to
In 1945 a Japanese Bomb Exploded in Oregon, Killing Six
Image credit: Southern Oregon Visitors Association In November 1944, fifty years before Predator drones swept on the scene, the Japanese military devised a low-tech method of dropping bombs on foreign soil that didn’t require pilots. All it took was ball