Science

It makes some people chew ice.

When you really think about how recent some discoveries we take for granted are, Pluto and Clint Eastwood have a lot in common.

Experts have no real explanation for why we laugh.

Don't miss the first meteor shower of 2019.

We get by with a little help from our friends.

Today's Big Question.

In the 1950s, Isaac Asimov wrote a series of six science fiction novels for children using the pseudonym Paul French.

Up late drinking last night to celebrate the New Year? We know how you feel. Here's how to treat the damage done the night before.

You'll never look at your potted plants the same way again.

The acclaimed HBO series will be forever linked to the insect world.

Most of the signs you think are neon are actually made with other gases.

Here's when to see it.

"The loss of workplace teaspoons was rapid, showing that their availability, and hence office culture in general, is constantly threatened."

Without this important gland, you'd be diabetic.

From the discoverer of titanium to a prehistoric plant expert, these Christmas-born scientists helped us better understand the natural world.

Plus, some tips on how to not zap your cat.

The mathematician laid the groundwork for technology we all use today.

Eris was once thought to be larger than Pluto.

Sightings have been reported for decades, but no one knew what this huge creature was.

They're 5000 times faster than the blink of an eye.

If you don't have celiac, gluten probably won't hurt you.

Time to move to the woods.

Those 52 foot bones do a lot of heavy lifting.

Blame your brain.