MATH

The only winning move is not to play (because the game is rigged).

An Oxford University researcher has developed an equation to debunk some of the world's biggest conspiracy theories.

It was an era in NASA's early development when, as mathematician Katherine G. Johnson put it, “the computer wore a skirt.”

A group of researchers at the University of Alberta have developed what may be the first mathematical theory of humor, all thanks to a funny-sounding nonsense word: snunkoople.

What's the most symmetrical geometric shape?

On a recent advanced math exam in Scotland, one question was particularly challenging.

Once upon a time, a calculator watch cost more a year at Harvard.

A cosmologist speculates about the size and weight of your average (hypothetical) alien.

Try it with a piece of paper nearby. Then get ready for some MATH, people!

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