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Shanghai should have sunk slowly, until something invisible underground began to hold the city up against all logic

Shanghai is one of the largest cities in the world and is famous for many reasons. We're sure you already know about this ...
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For years, traveling was simply a matter of a ticket and a suitcase, until the TSA began turning a forgotten document into grounds for a fine at US airports

Traveling by plane within the United States may change for many passengers due to new identity checks at airports. The ...
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Consumer experts warn—buying these products at dollar stores is a common mistake in the United States

Discount shops and dollar stores may seem like a good idea to save money, but not every product sold there is a real bargain. Consumer and safety experts warn ...
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The biggest sporting event seemed to depend solely on sight, until a touchscreen device opened up the Super Bowl to fans who had never been able to see it

The Super Bowl is one of the most important sports events in the world, but it hasn’t always been easy to follow for blind or low vision people. However, now ...
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When there were no appointments or doctors available, Kroger supermarket filled the gap, until the closure of The Little Clinic in Georgia left many families with no imme…

Kroger, the supermarket chain, has confirmed it will close all of its small medical clinics, known as The Little Clinic, in ...
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Adding an extra finger seemed like science fiction, but the Third Thumb can be learned to use in seconds and forces us to rethink how we use our hands and how the brain ...

Can you imagine having an extra thumb on your hand that you can control in just one minute? Researchers from Cambridge University have created exactly that: a ...
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Artemis II prepares to circle the Moon as humanity once again feels small from the edge of space

Using the massive SLS rocket, the Artemis II flight is going to shoot four astronauts inside the Orion capsule on a ten-day ...
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Anglia Ruskin University reviews the global enthusiasm for bamboo, a promising food source originating in Asia that is gaining ground amid metabolic benefits and silent …

While tagging nutrient-rich ingredients as "superfoods" is usually more of a sales tactic than a scientific classification—we ...
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NASA confirms that microgravity alters the human brain and poses new challenges for long missions to the Moon and Mars

The damage doesn't happen in long-term missions; just spending a couple of weeks in orbit can physically reshape an astronaut ...
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Science debunks an everyday myth when classical genetics fails to explain why tongue rolling does not depend solely on a gene

You can curl, flip, bend, and even shape it into a wiggly form. Your tongue can act like a gymnast, even if your parents can't pull off the same stunts. Each ...
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Concrete walls, giant tanks, and impossible doors now surround Mark Zuckerberg, in a work that says more about the future than about technology

Maybe you’ve heard that European authorities are warning us to prepare a 72-hour survival kit for the future. The goal behind ...
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Bill Gates lashes out at sexual allegations leaked by the Department of Justice—he claims that the allegations about STDs and “Russian girls” are false, and the scandal ...

We all know Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, but I’m sure you are even more familiar with Jeffrey Epstein. It’s on the ...