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Basic Everyday Facts: “Must-Know” Knowledge You Never Knew You Needed

February 15, 2024 by Elizabeth Grillo

Day in and day out, our brains absorb information like sponges, often without us even noticing. The familiar adage, "You learn something new every day," is not just a comforting cliché—it's a reflection of our daily reality. Beyond the confines of formal education, there is an undeniable need for a foundational grasp of life's essentials that transcends the walls of any … [Read more...] about Basic Everyday Facts: “Must-Know” Knowledge You Never Knew You Needed

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Unveiling The Cosmos: Fascinating Universe Truths That Will Expand Your Mind

February 13, 2024 by Elizabeth Grillo

Embarking on the ultimate voyage, humanity has long been captivated by the cosmic tapestry that adorns our night skies. This boundless expanse, the very definition of a frontier untamed, beckons the bold and the curious alike, promising answers to primordial questions that stir deep within us all. As we stand on the precipice of discovery, our celestial journey has taken us … [Read more...] about Unveiling The Cosmos: Fascinating Universe Truths That Will Expand Your Mind

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Captivating Cosmos: The Top 60 Most Astonishing Space Photos Captured By Webb Hubble And Beyond

February 8, 2024 by Elizabeth Grillo

In a world brimming with stories, the quest for the latest developments across the United States and around the globe never ends. Whether it's the pulse of the political scene, the high stakes of the entertainment industry, the critical updates in health and finance, or the unfolding dramas within the realms of crime and sports, our commitment is to bring you the news that … [Read more...] about Captivating Cosmos: The Top 60 Most Astonishing Space Photos Captured By Webb Hubble And Beyond

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Historical Coincidences That Defy Belief When Timelines Unexpectedly Intertwine

February 1, 2024 by Elizabeth Grillo

In the intricate tapestry of history, the relentless march of time weaves a myriad of events, often overlapping in unexpected ways. From the far-flung corners of the globe to the diverse tapestries of culture and the variegated patterns of human living, life's narrative is punctuated by a series of remarkable coincidences. Intriguing synchronicities unfold, revealing that the … [Read more...] about Historical Coincidences That Defy Belief When Timelines Unexpectedly Intertwine

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“Today I Learned”: Unveiling A Treasure Trove Of Fascinating Facts You Never Knew You Needed

February 1, 2024 by Elizabeth Grillo

Planet Earth never ceases to amaze us with its endless repository of wonders and curiosities. In an age where information flows like rivers, the notion of ennui seems almost archaic. The bustling subreddit r/todayilearned stands as a testament to this, a treasure trove where the intriguing, the astounding, and the downright bizarre come to light. Join us as we delve into the … [Read more...] about “Today I Learned”: Unveiling A Treasure Trove Of Fascinating Facts You Never Knew You Needed

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40 Never-Heard-Of Science Facts That Will Amaze You

February 1, 2024 by Regina Clarke

Science often feels like a realm of unbelievable marvels, from exploring black holes and distant planets to contemplating parallel universes. Prepare to be amazed as we delve into these fascinating facts about our solar system, galaxy, and the vast, mysterious universe. These peculiar insights into the cosmos reveal just how little we actually know and how much more there is to … [Read more...] about 40 Never-Heard-Of Science Facts That Will Amaze You

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Astonishing Science Revelations 40 MindBlowing Facts Unveiled

January 12, 2024 by Elizabeth Grillo

Imagine a world where the boundary between reality and science fiction blurs, where the cosmos beckons with its enigmatic allure, and the very fabric of existence challenges our understanding. It was within this realm of near-impossible feats that Margaret Hamilton, a visionary software engineer at NASA, inscribed her legacy with lines of code that would propel humanity to the … [Read more...] about Astonishing Science Revelations 40 MindBlowing Facts Unveiled

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Zookeeper Confessions Astonishing Tales From Behind The Zoo Enclosures That Will Change Your Perspective Forever

January 4, 2024 by Elizabeth Grillo

Prepare to be enthralled by the untamed chronicles of those who walk alongside the animal kingdom's most fascinating inhabitants. Every day, zookeepers step into a world where the adorable meet the formidable, dedicating their lives to nurturing and protecting their charges. Yet, even in this carefully orchestrated dance with nature, moments of sheer unpredictability erupt. … [Read more...] about Zookeeper Confessions Astonishing Tales From Behind The Zoo Enclosures That Will Change Your Perspective Forever

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Bizarre Facts That Will Have You Saying “Why Didn’t Anyone Warn Me”

January 2, 2024 by Elizabeth Grillo

In a world brimming with untold stories and hidden truths, the allure of the unknown beckons. Among the myriad of obscure tidbits and intriguing revelations lie gems that can transform our understanding or simply amuse us with their novelty. Yet, a delicate balance exists between curiosity and discretion; not all secrets are meant to be shared. Still, it is through the … [Read more...] about Bizarre Facts That Will Have You Saying “Why Didn’t Anyone Warn Me”

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Revealing The NSFW Historical Facts Skipped In The Classroom

January 1, 2024 by Elizabeth Grillo

Far from the dry and dusty pages of textbooks, history is a treasure trove of the bizarre, the unexpected, and the outright scandalous. It's a rich tapestry woven with human quirks, curious incidents, and events so strange they'll have you rethinking your entire perspective on the past. Forget the snooze-worthy lectures from school days; we're about to take you on a whirlwind … [Read more...] about Revealing The NSFW Historical Facts Skipped In The Classroom

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Mind-Blowing Facts That Will Elevate Your Trivia Game to Legendary Status

November 21, 2023 by Elizabeth Grillo

Prepare to have your mind blown and your trivia game upgraded! We've just uncovered the ultimate treasure trove for all you fact enthusiasts out there. Say hello to Factbytes, the social media sensation that's about to become your new favorite source of jaw-dropping knowledge. We all have that friend who's the reigning champion of trivia night, and guess what? Factbytes is like … [Read more...] about Mind-Blowing Facts That Will Elevate Your Trivia Game to Legendary Status

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How Radioactive Stars Burst into Flames

September 19, 2023 by Elizabeth Grillo

The scientists have been keeping a watchful eye on small pieces of radioactive uranium that appear to be the cause of some star bursts we’re seeing in the sky. As dwarf stars die it’s been seen that small amounts of radioactive settle to the bottom of the star. This then causes the cooling dead stars to form what’s much like a snowflake. This snowflake is full of radioactive … [Read more...] about How Radioactive Stars Burst into Flames

What We Know About Mars

September 16, 2023 by Jesse Olson

We often call Mars the Red Planet because of the color from afar. We’ve been investigating Mars for a while now and are starting to learn more about this red planet. Today we’re going to share some of what we know thus far about this planet in the solar system. Next Time Closest To Earth In 2003 the Hubble Space Telescope was able to take a beautiful photo of Mars while … [Read more...] about What We Know About Mars

Discovery of How a Group of Caterpillars Turned Poisonous

September 13, 2023 by Regina Clarke

There’s a group of butterflies known as the Atala butterfly and its five closest relatives have been known to be poisonous. A poisonous butterfly isn’t something one typically thinks of when looking at these beautiful winged creatures, but this fairly recent discovery has scientists studying the caterpillars that eventually turned into these poisonous butterflies. When … [Read more...] about Discovery of How a Group of Caterpillars Turned Poisonous

How Extra Exercise in Midlife Helps Your Brain Later On

September 10, 2023 by Dave Brooks

Chances are that you’ve watched an elder grow older and start to lose some of their memory and other brain functions. This happens to many human beings as they get older. The brain simply gets too tired to continue functioning as quickly as it once did. With more information out there about brain health and how our brains change in old age, it’s no wonder more people are … [Read more...] about How Extra Exercise in Midlife Helps Your Brain Later On

Interesting Facts About Our Solar System

September 7, 2023 by Sarah Barber

It’s always fun learning near things about our world. Today we’re featuring some interesting facts about our solar system that will help you learn more about our world. For most of us, we spend each day living our life, working, raising kids, and doing what we’re supposed to do to make it in life as adults. It seems in our childhood we were fascinated with the world around … [Read more...] about Interesting Facts About Our Solar System

Why Are Glaciers Melting

September 4, 2023 by Dave Brooks

You’ve probably heard about the glaciers melting for many years now. This is something that’s been happening since the industrial age started. The extra carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the air have started to increase temperatures on Earth. This increased temperature has a ripple effect on nature. Today we’re going to discuss the reasons why the glaciers are … [Read more...] about Why Are Glaciers Melting

Possibilities of Life on Mars

September 3, 2023 by Dave Brooks

As of today, there hasn’t been any proof of life on Mars, however, there are signs that may lead you to presume that there’s a possibility of life on Mars. Today we’re going to chat a bit about Mars and the information we have on hand right now so that you can make an educated guess as to whether or not you feel there could be a possibility of life on Mars. Out of all of … [Read more...] about Possibilities of Life on Mars

Recently Discovered Dinosaur “Mummy” With Guts

August 31, 2023 by Jesse Olson

A recent discovery has scientists pretty excited and impressed! A dinosaur mummy was uncovered with guts and skin intact. This is not an everyday occurrence that scientists are able to find a fully intact dinosaur. We’re sure you’ve seen the skeletons, bones, and random fossils that archeologists have found over the years, but never have we seen a dinosaur mummy so well … [Read more...] about Recently Discovered Dinosaur “Mummy” With Guts

Signs of Modern Mass Extinction

August 31, 2023 by Dave Brooks

When you think about the size of our planet, you’d think there’s enough land to go around. People and animals should have ample room to thrive and live a fulfilling life. Sadly, this isn’t the case. Most researchers have found that human beings take up at least half of the land available on Earth. With this type of expansion, to include pastures, homes, and yards, our natural … [Read more...] about Signs of Modern Mass Extinction

New Process Makes Instant Fossils

August 12, 2023 by Sarah Barber

A team of paleontologists believe they have discovered a way to quickly create fossils, technology that could potentially lead to new research on how the Earth preserves different organisms over time. The study of fossils is known as taphonomy, and it has been around since the 1950’s. While the process is a key part of paleontology, it is used across various scientific … [Read more...] about New Process Makes Instant Fossils

Ancient Leaf-Like Creatures Were Actually Animals, Study Finds

August 11, 2023 by Joseph Scalise

A team of researchers from multiple international universities found that an ancient species known as Stromatoveris psygmoglena was indeed an animal, a new study published in Palaeontology reports. Though many people assume that fossils are easy to identify, that is only the case for perfectly preserved ones. Older rocks or ones that are broken down by wear and tear, are much … [Read more...] about Ancient Leaf-Like Creatures Were Actually Animals, Study Finds

Vegetables Were Grown in Antarctica for the First Time

August 6, 2023 by Sarah Barber

A group of researchers at the Neumayer-Station III have harvested a crop of vegetables grown in Antarctica, paving the way for such produce to be grown in space. Antarctica is one of the most hostile places on Earth. As a result, it comes as no surprise that food does not grow there. However, in the new research the scientists managed to get full-grown, edible vegetables … [Read more...] about Vegetables Were Grown in Antarctica for the First Time

Oldest Known Lizard Fossil Uncovered in Italian Alps

August 4, 2023 by Dave Brooks

Fossilized remains of an ancient lizard uncovered in the Italian Alps could completely alter the reptile family tree, according to a new study published in the journal Nature. The species -- known as Megachirella wachtleri -- existed during the Triassic period some 240 million years ago. The small lizard-like animal is significant because it is the … [Read more...] about Oldest Known Lizard Fossil Uncovered in Italian Alps

Scientists Discover 100 New Species In the Rariphotic Zone Off the Coast of Bermuda

August 2, 2023 by Jesse Olson

Scientists have discovered a new ocean zone located off the coast of Bermuda that is harboring more than 100 new species. Researchers discovered the new zone during a research mission to Bermuda undertaken by Nekton—the British charity for Ocean Exploration, report India Sturgis and Sarah Knapton for The Telegraph. Because the waters of Bermuda are well-studied, the … [Read more...] about Scientists Discover 100 New Species In the Rariphotic Zone Off the Coast of Bermuda

Analysis Sheds Light on How Birds Evolved Beaks

August 1, 2023 by Joseph Scalise

Scientists at Yale University have found new evidence that could help explain how modern birds evolved to have beaks, according to a new study published in the journal Nature. It is well known that modern gulls evolved from dinosaurs like velociraptor and T. Rex. However, researchers have never been able to fully compile how the feathered animals … [Read more...] about Analysis Sheds Light on How Birds Evolved Beaks

Mantis Shrimp Have Extremely Unique Eyes

July 31, 2023 by Dave Brooks

While mantis shrimp are best known for their incredibly powerful punches, new research from scientists at the University of Bristol shows the small crustaceans have some of the most unique eyes on Earth. The animals' eyes -- which sit on the end of long stalks -- rotate independently in all directions and always know which way is up. That includes even if the shrimp are spun … [Read more...] about Mantis Shrimp Have Extremely Unique Eyes

Five Healthy Habits Could Add a Decade to Your Life Expectancy

July 30, 2023 by Joseph Scalise

Just a few healthy habits could add years to a person’s life, according to a new study published in the journal Circulation. Currently, the average 50-year-old American lives roughly 30 to 33 years past that point. However, the recent information reveals that those who adopt five healthy lifestyle habits -- no smoking, regular exercise, healthy eating, keeping a normal weight, … [Read more...] about Five Healthy Habits Could Add a Decade to Your Life Expectancy

Shigir Idol Is One of the World’s Oldest Art Pieces

July 29, 2023 by Regina Clarke

An ancient artifact known as the Shigir Idol is likely one of the oldest art samples on Earth, according to a new study published in the journal Antiquity.  Gold prospectors working in Russia first found the relic -- known as the Shigir idol -- in 1894. However, though more than a century has passed since that time, dating the item has proven to be a real challenge. Now, thanks … [Read more...] about Shigir Idol Is One of the World’s Oldest Art Pieces

Ancient Footprints Tell a Tale of Early Hunters

July 28, 2023 by Jesse Olson

A series of ancient fossils reveal our ancestors once tracked and hunted giant ground sloths, a new study published in Science Advances reports. The footprints -- which were analyzed by researchers from various U.S. universities -- were found 10 years ago at the White Sands National Monument in New Mexico. Though the human prints first caught the researchers’ eyes, they soon … [Read more...] about Ancient Footprints Tell a Tale of Early Hunters

Humans Likely Caused Mammals to Shrink, Study Reports

July 28, 2023 by Dave Brooks

Ancient humans may be the reason mammals have significantly shrunk in size over the past 125,000 years, according to a new study in the journal Science. This research comes from scientists at various U.S. universities, who discovered the trend by analyzing fossils going back 65 million years. They found that size did not play a role in mammalian survival until humans came … [Read more...] about Humans Likely Caused Mammals to Shrink, Study Reports

Human Progress Has Led to the Collapse of the Largest Land Mammals

July 27, 2023 by Sarah Barber

At the end of the Cretaceous period 66 million years ago, mammals took over as the largest creatures on land. However, around 125,000 years ago during the late Pleistocene, these megafauna started disappearing, writes Ed Yong for The Atlantic. Today they are all gone, and according to a new study by Felisa Smith from the University of New Mexico, the blame lies with humans … [Read more...] about Human Progress Has Led to the Collapse of the Largest Land Mammals

Scientists Make Improvements to a Plastic-Eating Enzyme

July 27, 2023 by Lliane Hunter

Scientists say they have engineered an enzyme that can consume plastic. The plastic-eating enzyme could help combat pollution, write Kate Kelland and Stuart McDill for The Wire. Researchers from Britain’s University of Portsmouth and the US Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory discovered the enzyme while studying the structure of a naturally … [Read more...] about Scientists Make Improvements to a Plastic-Eating Enzyme

New Sea Turtle Ancestor Uncovered in Alabama

July 26, 2023 by Regina Clarke

Sea turtle fossils unearthed in Alabama come from a never before seen species that dates back to the Late Cretaceous epoch, according to new research published in the journal PLOS ONE. Scientists have long believed that modern day sea turtles all come from one ancestor of the Peritresius clade that lived during the Late Cretaceous epoch some 100 … [Read more...] about New Sea Turtle Ancestor Uncovered in Alabama

Cloned Woolly Mammoths Could Soon Become a Reality

July 26, 2023 by Jesse Olson

A group of researchers at Harvard University are attempting to clone woolly mammoths in an attempt to bring the extinct animals back to life. Mammoths roamed across many parts of the world during the last Ice Age before completely disappearing roughly 10,000 years ago. Though they have long been dead, their genetic makeup was extremely close to modern-day Asian … [Read more...] about Cloned Woolly Mammoths Could Soon Become a Reality

Mass Extinction Allowed Dinosaurs to Thrive, Study Reports

July 26, 2023 by Dave Brooks

A mass extinction event paved the way for dinosaurs to take over Earth, according to a new study published in the journal Nature Communications. While there is plenty of research on the way dinosaurs died out, there is very little information on how they first came to be. In the new study, a group of scientists from the University of Bristol set out to shed light on that … [Read more...] about Mass Extinction Allowed Dinosaurs to Thrive, Study Reports

Fossilized Wings Shed Light on Butterfly Evolution

July 25, 2023 by Sarah Barber

Scientists have determined the coloration of a 200-million-year-old insect, a new study published in Science Advances reports. In the research, a group of international scientists successfully determined the color of an ancient butterfly wing by looking at wavelength-selective scattering patterns. This is important because, unlike pigments, structural colors are not easy to … [Read more...] about Fossilized Wings Shed Light on Butterfly Evolution

Footprints shed light on ancient human migration

July 24, 2023 by Joseph Scalise

Researchers from Hakai Institute and the University of Victoria have discovered the earliest known human footprints in North America, a study published in PLOS ONE reports. The fossilized prints are 13,000 years old, which means they could help shed light on the way humans moved from Asia to North America. Typically, it is believed that humans traveled to North America by way … [Read more...] about Footprints shed light on ancient human migration

Our Stone Age Hunter-Gatherer Ancestors Survived Climate Change 11,000 Years Ago

July 23, 2023 by Dave Brooks

Findings from a Middle Stone Age site named Star Carr in North Yorkshire, England, show that our ancestors survived a century-long drop in temperature, according to a new study in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution. In an article for CNN, Ashley Strickland discusses these findings. Paleoclimatologists (who study climates of the past) studied an event 8,200 … [Read more...] about Our Stone Age Hunter-Gatherer Ancestors Survived Climate Change 11,000 Years Ago

Mass Fossil Collection Provides Insight Into Ancient Time Period

July 23, 2023 by Regina Clarke

A decade of fossil evidence uncovered and analyzed by researchers at the University of Washington sheds new light on the Triassic period, according to new research set to be published in the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology. A mass extinction rocked the Earth roughly 252 million years ago. Shortly after, animals -- including early mammals and the first dinosaurs -- … [Read more...] about Mass Fossil Collection Provides Insight Into Ancient Time Period

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