A Deer Hunter Was Killed By The Deer He Was Hunting
Thanks to modern firearms, game animals like deer are really no match for human hunters. Still, every once in a while Mother Nature fights back,…
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Man's Bizarre Condition Causes His Stomach To Brew Its Own Alcohol
When a 46-year-old man was pulled over for suspected drunk driving, officers figured it would be an open-and-shut case. A test revealed a blood alcohol…
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Scientists Let Rats Drive Tiny Cars, And They Loved It
The vast majority of scientific studies are high-level examinations of the mechanics that drive our reality. They often involve massive collections of data that the…
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Landslides On Mars Might Not Be Evidence Of Ice After All
When scientists studying Mars discovered a massive landslide on the Red Planet they thought it looked familiar. The cascading material had carved long, curved ridges,…
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Viral Video Shows A Man Blow Up His Backyard Trying To Kill A Few Cockroaches
There are few things worse than realizing your home has a pest problem. It doesn't matter if it's a rodent infestation, an ant takeover, or…
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NASA's Christina Koch Got A Little Bit Messy During First All-Female Spacewalk
There's really nothing easy about being a NASA astronaut on the International Space Station, and the same goes for spacewalking outside of the orbiting laboratory.…
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Oh, Good: An Antibiotic-Resistant Germ Evolved To Beat A 'Last Resort' Drug In Less Than A Month
It's been almost a century since doctors began using antibiotics to treat bacterial infections and illnesses, and those treatments have saved many, many lives in…
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Maybe We're The Only Intelligent Life In The Universe After All
Despite the countless scientific and technological advancements over the course of human history, there are still a few big questions we're no closer to answering…
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Two More People Are Dead After Hot Tub Spreads Legionnaires' Disease At State Fair
Earlier this month the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services issued an update to its ongoing investigation into an outbreak of Legionnaires' disease…
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Illegal BASE Jumper Gets Snagged In Power Lines Because He's An Idiot
Thrill-seekers be warned: If you're looking for an adrenaline rush, jumping off the top of a cell phone tower might give you that pulse-quickening buzz…
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Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Recalled Over Possible Asbestos Contamination
Johnson & Johson has initiated a recall of one of its most ubiquitous products because there's a small chance it might contain asbestos. In a…
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It Worked! NASA's Plan To Get Its InSight Tool Digging Again Pays Off
NASA's InSight lander is doing some great work on Mars. It's been listening closely for rumblings from inside the planet and even provides timely weather…
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The First All-Female Spacewalk Is Underway - Watch Live Right Here
NASA astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir are making history today. The pair are currently carrying out the first all-female spacewalk in the history of…
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The First All-Female Spacewalk Will Finally Happen On Friday
You might remember back in March that NASA was planning the first all-female spacewalk in history. The space agency didn't specifically intend for it to…
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Something Is Mutilating Cattle In Oregon, And Yes, Aliens Are Suspected
Something very strange is happening on the massive Silvies Valley Ranch in eastern Oregon. The ranch, which covers 140,000 acres and includes a golf course,…
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Hubble Spies 'Alien' Comet For The First Time
It's now been over a month since an amateur astronomer spotted what is now believed to be the second interstellar object ever observed by mankind.…
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NASA Denies Finding Life On Mars, Countering Scientist's Claims
It's been one heck of an exciting week for anyone who dreams of one day hearing about extraterrestrial life. In a recent op-ed, former NASA…
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Piranha Teeth Are Even More Incredible Than We Thought
Piranha fish are incredible animals that have gotten a bit of a bad reputation over the years. Though relatively small, the fish sport jaws lined…
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This Robotic Hand Taught Itself To Solve A Rubik's Cube
There are a number of very impressive examples of how artificial intelligence can accomplish things that humans simply can't, but nothing is cooler than seeing…
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Scientists Suggest Creating A Detailed 3D Map Of Earth Before We Mess Everything Up Even More
Humans are affecting Earth's climate, and there's a wealth of scientific evidence to support that fact. We've already begun to see some seriously troubling trends…
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Air Pollution Is Killing Fetuses Before They're Born
There's no shortage of scientific evidence to show that air pollution can have seriously harmful effects on each and every once of us. Recent research…
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Black Holes Are Bad News For Tiny Galaxies
While astronomers have only recently been able to spot a black hole directly, there's a lot that scientists think they know about them. For starters,…
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Hot Tub Display At North Carolina Fair Kills 2 After Infecting 134 With Legionnaires' Disease
A display of hot tubs at the North Carolina Mountain State Fair is being blamed for well over 100 cases of Legionnaires' disease that began…
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It Takes Decades For Polystyrene To Break Down, Even In Direct Sunlight
Plastics are truly incredible. They're typically cheap to make, safe for many applications, and they last just about forever. When they're being used, they're the…
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The Milky Way Is A Thief
We often think of our home galaxy, the Milky Way, as being a self-contained collection of stars, planets, gas and dust. Sure, it's going to…
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If You See This Fish, Kill It
Invasive species can be a major problem no matter where they pop up. Whether plants or animals, species that are taken to new areas can…
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This Newly-Discovered Dinosaur Was A Massive Carnivore With Shark-Like Teeth
Museums around the world are filled with stunning fossil displays that show complete — or near-complete — specimens of creatures that lived long, long ago.…
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