We all know the name of Albert Einstein, the German-born physicist who gave us his famous theory of relativity, but what else do you know about the scientist who was
general sciences
If you thought winters in Antarctica were cold, or liquid nitrogen was fascinating for instantly freezing things, it might be time to think again. Scientists have created something so cold
Water is the most abundant substance on earth and is vital to our existence. Here are some facts to think about when you’re enjoying that next cool drink of water.
Rigor in Latin means “stiffness, and mortis means “of death.” But why does the body of people and animals get stiff after death, and what causes it? Interestingly, there is
Cliffs Notes are that yellow and black study guide that helped us understand wondrous and complicated pieces of world literature. Want to know what the heck Shakespeare was talking about
You’ve awakened from a blissful night of slumber and feel like your eyes have been wrapped in two Triscuits. They’re crusty and look like a dish drain in the back
“I have a need…a need for speed.” These were the word’s immortalized by Maverick in Top Gun right before he did that reverse high-five thing with Goose that became all
I wasn’t the biggest fan of chemistry in high school or college. The experiments were often mundane and confusing, and the most excitement came when we got to light the
Numbers, numbers, everywhere. Numbers, numbers, why should you care? Great question, and I don’t have a good answer, but these fascinating tidbits of statistical wizardry will have you scratching you
Showing [tcb_pagination_current_posts] of [tcb_pagination_total_posts]
