Why Isn't 100 Percent Humidity Always Rain?
Wouldn't the air just be pure water?
Wouldn't the air just be pure water?
Those breathy vowels are so 'ooh la la.'
Someone analyzed the worth of wizard money—and it really puts Harry's wealth into perspective.
It's often several hundreds of dollars more than you would likely actually pay for the room. Why?
What happens when a skunk sprays another skunk? We asked the one man who would know.
It looks like your parents were on to something.
A bit of physics and biology are to blame.
And what happens when you have to green screen the Green Goblin?
"Dr. Unger spent 60 years cracking only the knuckles on his left hand (the right hand served as his control)."
A new infographic from Compound Interest explains how this astonishing substance is made.
Oh the weather outside is frightful, too bad your battery level isn't delightful.
There's a reason why your cat has murder in her eyes when she gets wet.
Science has given us an idea of the volume of our toots.
No, that barcode isn’t there for aesthetics.
It’s hard to imagine why we would ask Santa to fill our stinky socks with treats.
Everyone has cell phones, so why do physicians still use pagers?
Dentists have a few options for what to do with your pearly white.