Medicine & TechnologyScientists experiment with infant responses to 'scramble-tones,' concluding that some have an inborn mechanism towards music. Watch as a fantastic one-year-old child plays a piano concert.
CBRN expert Dan Kaszeta explains why he knows certain things so that we don't have to, including why people should never go into a Las Vegas swimming pool.
Too many people rely on 'best by' labels on perishable food items to determine the quality of food. Experts say that these labels aren't completely accurate and are merely markers used by manufacturing companies. Scientists have now developed more accurate spoilage sensors to prevent further problems concerning food waste.
Many biosolids are left unused and stockpiled. To address this problem, scientists have discovered a way to make bricks out of feces and clay. Click the link to learn more.
The photographer was asleep when he accidentally captured a once-in-a-lifetime meteor instead of the time-lapse of the urbanization of a small south Indian town.
Bad hair day or just want to look better than ever? These hair conditioners from Amazon are a must-have, especially during summer when the weather won't just cooperate. Boost your confidence and get ready to wow them all with these hair conditioners.
European Space Agency satellite data show 60 percent higher than the national average of methane leaking from a vast U.S. oil- and natural gas-producing region.
Scientists have developed NU-1501, an attempt to introduce more environmentally-friendly vehicles. Researchers at Northwestern University in Evanston claim that material acts as a bath sponge and is capable of holding and releasing large quantities of gas at lower pressure and cost. Click the link above to find out more.
The technological advancements that have been made since the turn of the millennium have converged to offer people answers to some of life's biggest questions; Who am I? And where do I come from?
Dr. Petri Turhanen was working on ATP when he unexpectedly discovered that the cation exchange resin he was using was generating another molecule. Closer examination showed that the molecule had already been iodinated.
Actress Lela Loren finds similarities between biology, her original background, and acting. Loren discovered such similarities due to her curiosity which drew her to the Netflix project, 'Altered Carbon.'