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DNews: Shock Yourself to Get Better at Math
Just a quick jolt to the brain and then you're a math wizard? It sounds too good to be true, but new research suggests electric shocks may actually help!
discovery.com (23 hours ago)
Bear Tracks Spur Bigfoot 911 Call
A Pennsylvania man called 911 to report a Bigfoot sighting. But what the police found would be a matter of dispute and controversy. Continue reading →
discovery.com (23 hours ago)
The Week In Numbers: The World's Largest Lego Model, Viagra For Women, And More
5.3 million: the number of Lego bricks used to build the world's largest Lego model, a life-size X-wing fighter complete with Lego Luke Skywalker 40,000: the planned population for Masdar City, a solar-powered eco-metropolis in the...
popsci.com (23 hours ago)
Boys Aren't Necessarily Wilder
In Asia, there's little difference in self-control between genders, but girls tested better than boys in the United States. Continue reading →
discovery.com (1 day ago)
The Wow! Signal: Intercepted Alien Transmission?
36 years ago, a brief radio signal was detected by an observatory in Ohio. Could it have been an extraterrestrial transmission? Continue reading →
discovery.com (1 day ago)
DNews: Robot Bartender Mixes the Perfect Drink
Meet Bartendro, your robotic mixologist, here to make you a stiff one. At Maker Faire 2013, Anthony chats with one of the creators of this sweet, cocktail
discovery.com (1 day ago)
DNews: Smart Guitar Makes Anyone a Musician
At Maker Faire, Anthony channels his inner musician with the gTar, a digital guitar that anybody can play! Check it out!
discovery.com (1 day ago)
Neptune and Uranus Possess Weird Jet Streams
Uranus and Neptune have some of the strongest winds in the solar system, but those winds are confined to relatively thin layers of their atmospheres. Continue reading →
discovery.com (1 day ago)
Nanocrystal Filmed At 1 Billion Frames Per Second
A super slo-mo video of a gold nanoparticle in 3D reveals previously unseen details of its structure. Continue reading →
discovery.com (1 day ago)
DNews: Why Are We Ticklish?
Why in the world are people ticklish? And why does it make us laugh so hard? Anthony explores the evolutionary roots of our ticklishness.
discovery.com (1 day ago)
Molecule that triggers sensation of itch discovered
indiatimes.com (14 hours ago)
Beaches Hit By Hurricane Sandy Reopened
discovery.com (14 hours ago)
Rocket lifts off with U.S. military communications satellite
reuters.com (20 hours ago)
Communications satellite launched into space
ap.org (21 hours ago)
Your Complete Guide To White Wine [Infographic]
popsci.com (1 day ago)
Planetary alignment peaks with celestial show this weekend
reuters.com (1 day ago)
Top 10 Beaches of 2013
discovery.com (1 day ago)
Private Firm Sets Sights on First Moon Base
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Bridge Collapse in Washington State Sends Two Cars...
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DNews: Passwords Suck! New Tech Provides Better Security
discovery.com (1 day ago)
King Richard III Buried in Hasty Grave
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NASA Inspects Ion Engine Prototype For Asteroid-Hauling...
popsci.com (1 day ago)
Scientist at Work Blog: A Vital River, Drained of Wildlife
nytimes.com (1 day ago)
Active Hurricane Season Predicted
discovery.com (1 day ago)
Decode Darwin's Handwriting To Help Science
popsci.com (1 day ago)
Nanoflowers Grow in Tiny Garden
discovery.com (1 day ago)
Dot Earth Blog: Old Batteries Crossing Borders Leave a...
nytimes.com (1 day ago)
Will 'Libido In A Pill' Help Women Get It On?
popsci.com (1 day ago)
Putting an Okie spin on twisters
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DNews: 98% of Your DNA is Junk
discovery.com (1 day ago)
Blue-Balled Monkeys Among Top 10 New Species
discovery.com (1 day ago)
Amazing Ash Cloud Spied from Space Station
discovery.com (1 day ago)
Stem Cell Study Researcher Admits Mistakes
discovery.com (1 day ago)
Scientists uncover a secret to cockroaches' adaptability
latimes.com (1 day ago)
Shipwreck Oil Spill Time Bombs Identified
discovery.com (1 day ago)
Politics all Politics news
Woolwich attack: How far is Britain willing to go to prevent modern...
The choice is not only how hard we fight to protect ourselves, but what we are prepared to sanction in order to pre?empt attack, says Matthew d'Ancona
telegraph.co.uk (1 hour ago)
The Caucus: Sunday Breakfast Menu, May 26
President Obama’s speech on national security and the recovery from last week’s tornado in...
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Texas lawmakers send bill to modify concealed handgun licenses to governor
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Political landscape changes with improving economy
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Alleged misbehavior by the Internal Revenue Service and other federal agencies...
ap.org (before 1 hour)
PC Games all PC Games news
Poker Night 2 review: an excellent shenanigans simulator (Photos)
If you can’t have your own real-world poker night with a motley crew of wise-cracking screwballs,...
examiner.com (before 3 days)
Dead Island Riptide PC review (Photos)
Dead Island Riptide returns us to more blood-soaked shores and zombie-infested tropical islands....
examiner.com (before 8 days)
Top 10 best gaming headsets
A good gaming headset is an essential companion for PC gamers, particularly those that play...
examiner.com (before 9 days)
‘Call of Duty: Ghosts’ rumors and speculation ramping up
While the recent announcement of the next ‘Call of Duty’ game got a lot of attention there is...
examiner.com (before 20 days)
Logitech G700s wireless gaming mouse review (Photos)
The refreshed Logitech G700s wireless gaming mouse doesn’t bring much new to the table over its...
examiner.com (before 22 days)
Fortumo brings mobile payments to the masses (Photos)
Mobile payments provider Fortumo is taking the Android market by storm. The six year old company...
examiner.com (before 22 days)
The Oculus Rift virtual reality headset and Second Life, part two
If the Oculus Rift lives up to its promise – and this writer has seen more than enough new...
examiner.com (before 24 days)
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