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Space Shuttle - April 1983 Astronaut Bruce McCandless II, mission specialist - Photo courtesy NASA
Science & natureMiscellaneous

How do astronauts go to the bathroom in space?

If you've ever watched astronauts, you're bound to wonder at some point: Where - and how - do they go to the bathroom? Read More
Tomatoes and tomato sauce
Food & drinkScience & nature

Is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable?

Is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable? It depends on who you believe: botanists or the Supreme Court. Here's the story. Read More
Earthquake seismometer
Science & natureEveryday life

How do you find out if there was an earthquake?

If you think you felt a little shaking going on, how can you find out for sure if there was an earthquake or not? We know all the best places to look. Read More
Ginger jar at the Two Brothers shipwreck site
TravelMiscellaneousScience & nature

Treasure hunt: Are there still any shipwrecks left to discover?

Considering all the technology available now, you may wonder: Are there any shipwrecks - or pirate treasure - yet to be discovered? Read More
Gondolas in Venice Italy
TravelScience & nature

Is the city of Venice really sinking?

Is it true that the Italian city of Venice is sinking - to such a degree that it will be underwater in the near future? Here's what's happening. Read More
White and black sesame seeds
Food & drinkScience & nature

What is a sesame – like, what grows from a sesame seed?

If you have sesame seeds, what will they actually grow into? Put simply: What is a sesame plant like? Read More
Vintage AM and FM radios
TechScience & nature

What is the difference between AM and FM radio?

What is the difference between AM and FM radio - aside from the obvious programming differences with talk radio versus music? Read More
Jet plane flying with white trails from engines
TravelScience & nature

When planes ‘dump fuel,’ where does it go?

If you've heard of a plane having to dump fuel before landing, you probably wonder: Why would they waste that expensive jet fuel - and where does it all go? Read More
Science & nature

What are the northern lights?

Nature's own light show, the aurora borealis, or Northern lights, have been dazzling observers for, well, as long as there have been observers. But what is it? Read More
Tail of a fresh raw tuna fish
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Why do fish have mercury in them?

How come fish have mercury in them - because isn't seafood supposed to be healthy to eat? Read More
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How can you better remember your dreams?

Why do people have trouble remembering their dreams? And more to the point: is there anything you can do to improve your dream recall? Get some tips here! Read More
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Why does helium make your voice sound higher?

You probably remember messing around with helium balloons and having a great time sounding like Alvin and the Chipmunks. But why does that work? Read More
How does the jet stream speed up plane travel
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How does the jet stream speed up plane travel?

You might hear pilots talking about headwinds and tailwinds, but how does the jet stream actually affect your flight? More to the point: What is the jet stream? Read More
Milky Way and the Perseids
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Where can you find out about upcoming meteor showers?

What creates meteor showers, and where can you find out the best times and places to see lots of these shooting stars? Read More
Green and brown bottles - top view
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How is glass recycled?

After you toss your empties into the recycling bin, where do your bottles and jars go? The glass recycling journey is simpler than you may think. Read More
Planet Earth as of 2015 - Photo by NASA
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How many people have ever lived on Earth?

How many people have ever lived on Earth in all of time? Is it even possible to answer this question? Yes, it is possible. Read More
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When were cats first kept as pets?

Though many say that cats have domesticated humans - rather than the other way around - from a scientific perspective, when were cats first kept as pets? Read More
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Do you have to recycle batteries, or can they go in the trash?

I was just about to throw out some old AA batteries when my girlfriend stopped me and said that I... Read More
Is mistletoe poisonous
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Is mistletoe really poisonous?

You may have heard that mistletoe can kill people - and pets. But is this little plant actually poisonous, or is that mostly hype? You may be surprised by what it can do. Read More
The moon - Photo by NASA - Ernie Wright
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What is a supermoon?

If you've heard about a supermoon, you know that earth's satellite rock will look bigger to us -- but why? And are there any dangers involved? Find out. Read More
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Space Shuttle - April 1983 Astronaut Bruce McCandless II, mission specialist - Photo courtesy NASA

How do astronauts go to the bathroom in space?

Kilts - Tartan - Plaid - Scottish and Irish Mc and Mac

What does Mc/Mac mean in a last name?

Dog ready to go on an airplane - sunglasses and a suitcase

What are the rules for flying with pets?

Base photo by Photo by Katelyn.K/Deposit Photos - Collage by Synchronista

What if you ate the little packet that says Do Not Eat?

Tomatoes and tomato sauce

Is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable?




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