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This year, the winners of the Ig Nobel Prizes are pretty hilarious. The top two? A knife made entirely of poop (yes, poop) and a helium huffing gator.

Are giraffes at greater risk for lightening strikes due to their height? That’s the question that one conservationist is asking after two giraffes were struck by lightening in

In the movie Ant-Man, the title character can shrink in size and travel by soaring on the back of an insect. Now researchers at the University of Washington

            E-cigarettes have risen in popularity over recent times, often touted as a healthier alternative to traditional cigarettes. Recent hospital findings in Wisconsin

Friction is an amazing natural force that prevents us from falling onto the ground as we walk or keep pages from a book apart as we flip through

Plastic pollution has remained a dire concern among environmentalists as it continues to infest the surfaces of the ocean. At the current rate of pollution, plastics may soon

In a span of twenty-five years, the continent of Antarctica has already lost three trillion tons of solid ice. Truly sobering news, especially with all the weather changes

  Due to the relentless onslaught of hunters and poachers, the world’s last remaining black rhinos are now on the brink of extinction. Now researchers have warned that

  Schools Are Keeping Students Hands Off Science There is something magical about the first time you set foot in a classroom and do your first science experiment.

The ability to control people and objects through a person’s mind is one step closer to actually happening. In Gainesville, Florida a team of students showed off their