The science of snowflakes: See how they form and why no two are ever alike
Snow is made up of trillions of tiny ice crystals to make snowflakes, with not one alike. Here's how they form.
Could this fermented drink hold the key to better health?
“You can get water kefir and dairy kefir,” Dr Rossi explains. “Dairy kefir is made with milk and contains lactose, unlike ...
How does that atmospheric river flow? Scientists modernize research to understand
While most look for ways to avoid the steady rain falling from atmospheric rivers, some take advantage of the unwieldy ...
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Surprising fossils suggest early animals survived outside of water
A new look at fossils from the Cambrian Period around 500 million years ago has revealed that some of the earliest animals ...
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Gulfs, lakes and cities: How places get their names
Is it the Gulf of Mexico or the Gulf of America? The answer may depend on where you live. Here's a look at how we ...
Shiva’s Five Forms: Understanding The Panchamukha Shiva On Maha Shivratri
Learn about the five forms of Shiva (Panchamukha), their associated mantras, and their importance in Hindu philosophy and ...
Canned tuna has been recalled in 27 states, including Wisconsin, for risk of deadly toxin
The El Segundo, California-based company said in the notice some cans have a manufacturing defect causing them to leak, or be contaminated with clostridium botulinum. Affected products were sold under ...
Quiz: What's the body of water west of Florida? It's not the Gulf of Mexico. What to know
Google Maps now shows Gulf of America instead of Gulf of Mexico for U.S. residents as Department of Interior officially ...