Why Do We Laugh?
What is laughter? Laughter seems like an unconscious, instantaneous reaction to something which makes us happy rather than sad. But astonishingly, laughter has very little…
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The Deepest Hole in the World, And What We’ve Learned From It
An example of Failure is the opportunity to begin again shrewdly, is the Kola Superdeep Borehole. It began during the Cold War, when the US…
Why Are Some People Left-Handed?
Did you notice in school how it was drilled into the minds of Lefties, also known as Southpaws that they should use their right hand…
Why Don’t Ants Get Stuck In Traffic?
The species of ants are more than the species of us humans. While we reside in the billions, ants reside in the trillions. There are…
What is Déjà Vu?!
Déjà vu is a feeling rather than a phenomenon that one can pinpoint in a brain scan. Talking in percentage, 90% of us experience déjà…
5 Weird Involuntary Behaviors Explained!
Uncontrollable twerks We think that everything in our body is controlling by us. But this is not like that. Not all the activities are controlling…
The Science of Marathon Running
Marathon The first marathon was started in 490 BC in which a person was started running and from Greece to deliver a message that greek…
What If There Were No Sharks?
We all are familiar with sharks. We have seen sharks in films, television channels, documentaries etc. Sharks are big fishes in ocean. There are around…
20 MILLION Year-Old Spider and the Science of Spider Silk
This naturally produced spider silk is stronger, stretchier and stickier just as anything that has been created by humans. It is very invisible; hence one…
Why Salt & Pepper?
Salt and pepper have been together on every house table for like more than thousand years. So, in this article we will help you to…