Why Are Weekends Two Days Long?
You can thank hangovers.
You can thank hangovers.
Though the terms are often used interchangeably, there is a difference between the two. And it's all in the shape of things.
There's a good reason why Mr. Whiskers turns his nose at a change in his food.
The practice is meant to settle the fizz, but how does it work?
It’s an extremely powerful position, but how does one actually land the gig?
They mean specific things. "Natural," however, is a different story.
Being able to charge your laptop like you would at home is a perk, but how is the electrical socket grounded when you’re 35,000 feet above the Earth?
The expression been used as a fable to teach sincere repentance, by Shakespeare to convey false grief, and, more recently, by media mocking tearful politicians or murder suspects.
The avian high-wire act, explained.
It has to do with a few seats (and a couple million dollars).
Tasty for us, deadly for them.
Libraries often benefit from the extra cash (if they're allowed to keep it).
Scientists have found the gene that gives the veggie its characteristic hue.
How does a run-of-the-mill best-of collection sell more than 29 million copies?
And what happens if we apply them sideways?
Old Mexico is Mexico. Old York is York. But where is Old Zealand?
Periodical cicadas have had scientists scratching their heads for centuries.
Glaciers do the same thing, but on a much larger scale.