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Neil deGrasse Tyson Makes Science Sexy in Cosmos

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The Day Albert Einstein Died: A Photographer's Story

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Dropped Food's 5-Second Rule Is Actually Real

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Scientists Find Evidence of Massive Water Reserve Near Earth’s Center

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British Man's Face Rebuilt With 3D Printed Parts

The pioneering surgery is thought to be the first time 3D printing was used in every stage of the procedure on a trauma patient

By Kharunya Paramaguru

Study: Employers Assume Women Are Worse At Math

Even when the evidence suggests it's not true

By Kelly Conniff

The 'I F---ing Love Science' Facebook Page Is Becoming a TV Show

Late Late Show host Craig Ferguson will act as executive producer of Science Channel show

By Samantha Grossman

Sorry, Dudes: This Machine Can Make a Woman Orgasm at the Touch of a Button

Slightly more complicated than a pair of vibrating panties, the device is geared towards women suffering from orgasmic dysfunction

By Laura Stampler

Mother Of Invention: New Strain Of Acne-Causing Bacteria Named After Frank Zappa

Pass the Clearasil

By Melissa Locker

Math Proves You Should Always Order the Bigger Pizza

Go on, just do it

By Samantha Grossman

Are You Better at Science Than the Average American?

See if you can answer these basic questions

By Jeffrey Kluger

Americans Are Really, Really Bad at Answering Questions About Science

And only one in three thinks science education should get more funding

By Samantha Grossman

This Digital Condom Will Electrocute You for Pleasure

Only for the truly adventurous

By Jessica Roy

Galileo Is Rolling Over in His Grave

1 in every 4 Americans -- 78 million people -- don't understand the Earth orbits the Sun, though new research finds that nearly half of Evangelicals believe that science and religion can work together

By Jeffrey Kluger

1 in 4 Americans Unaware Earth Orbits the Sun

A National Science Foundation study involving 2,200 participants find that about 25 percent of Americans got this question wrong: 'Does the Earth go around the sun, or does the sun go around the Earth?'

By Samantha Grossman

Internet Trolls Are Actually Sadists, Study Finds

Trolls are susceptible to sadism, psychopathy, and Machiavellianism.

By Kyle Chayka

This Time-Lapse Video of the Northern Lights Will Make You Feel All the Feelings

Because actually, nature is incredible.

By Samantha Grossman

The Thorny Ethics of Prenatal Testing

Genetic screening and the need to speak candidly

By Erik Parens

The Big Business of Global Warming

Corporations are betting on climate change—and primed for a big payday when things really heat up

By McKenzie Funk

Congratulations! Science Confirms That Post-Breakup Revenge Sex Is a Real Phenomenon

Victims of breakups are also more likely to rebound

By Kyle Chayka
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