An Astronomer Solves a 70-Year-Old Ansel Adams Mystery
Donald Olson solves mysteries using celestial bodies.
Donald Olson solves mysteries using celestial bodies.
It’s not actually your feet that stink. It's actually the bacteria that lives on your feet that smells.
Your movements and your feelings can give your heart a little workout. Here is why your heart beats faster sometimes.
A gurgling, rumbling stomach doesn’t always mean that you’re hungry. It just means your digestive system is trying to do its job.
Did you know that when it’s summer in North America it is winter in some other continents, like South America and Australia?
It's called petrichor, and a surprising amount of research has been done into the origins of the scent since it was first identified more than five decades ago.
Have you ever seen a flash of bright light streaking through the night sky? People around the world have different ways of explaining these so-called shooting stars.
Don't worry—it's perfectly normal.
Lithium is used in everything from smartphone batteries to medication for bipolar disorder.
New research shows that constant photography can affect your memories of the actual experience.
This is a side of insect life we rarely get to see.
The way we conceptualize time is influenced by our vision.
Why you should always answer the urge to go with the flow.
The remains could land pretty much anywhere.
The snapshots will be used to verify satellite data.
One of life's most pressing questions, explained.
"The galaxy is a complete mystery, as everything about it is strange."
New evidence that early North Americans cruised the Pacific coast.
Don't let that innocent face fool you.
Life in the Amazon before colonization was more bustling than previously thought.
They call it the interstitium.
Eating ice cream on a summer day could get a lot less messy.
For the first time, patients don't have to sit completely still.
Ata has never been an alien, but she's always been an enigma.