SCIENCE

Is Stockholm Syndrome real? Learn about the survival tactic that leads captives to sympathize with their captors.

Along with Mercury in retrograde, the full moon is a pretty popular scapegoat for bad luck and bizarre behavior. Is it warranted?

Blue pigmentation doesn't exist in the plant kingdom, but blueberries have found a unique way around this.

Meteorologist Ken Weathers became a viral sensation by sharing a very simple way to de-ice your windshield in cold weather.

In the ocean, cuttlefish are masters of disguise. But can they camouflage themselves in artificial environments, like human homes?

From a book no one can decipher and puzzling disappearances to unsolved crimes and beyond, many of these historical mysteries still have us scratching our heads.

The "buy her brown contacts pls" meme is backed up by evolutionary science.

From record-breaking plants and incredible animal news to space superlatives and the awesome power of Taylor Swift fans, here’s the long list of things we learned in 2023.

Bioastronautics researcher Kellie Gerardi envisions a future when space is open to all.

Snow crunches underneath your feet during the winter months and makes a loud sound. Turns out, science is the reason why it does.

Prunes—the shiny, sweet dried fruits—are both exploited and ridiculed for their laxative properties. But do they really make you poop?

Sales of the ATOMIK vodka-like spirit support Ukraine’s recovery from the world’s worst nuclear disaster and from the current war.