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About 7.7 million American 'superusers' own between eight and 140 firearms.
It went under in 1924, claiming the lives of 25 crewmembers.
Legal or not, teens aren't that interested in cannabis anymore.
It could save countless lives.
You can watch it live here.
The story brings into discussion the often overlooked issue of tattoo ink safety.
The forgotten ingredient of a Coke -- plastic.
A rather unexpected effect of climate change.
Sharing sensitive data will never be the same.
Turns out, planet farts are just like ours, but with chlorine!
In a new advancement, scientists developed an algorithm that can identify sick plants based on sight alone.
The system can fit 10 times as much power output than traditional panels in a given container.
Soon they'll carry little smartphones around. I hope.
It's being build today using only tech and know-how from the 13th century. Loads of fun!
Snooze.
The blue pill or the red pill?
They're the guys that tell proteins "freeze!"
Nanoscience just got a whole lot more interesting.
The US suffers mass shootings at more than 11 times the rate of any other developed country.
Mammograms and chemo save lives, and things can get better.
They even weaponized puppies.
You could say these researchers took a faster road.
An eerily view of Saturn.
Well, this was unexpected for everybody.
It's called "clean" energy for a reason.
The primordial soup theory for the origin of life comes back in the spotlight.
They opened a new door in our understanding of the universe and definitely deserve all the honors.
Time for some of that Earther hospitality.
Burping methane may have bought Mars some extra time before it turned into a wasteland.
They're as wise as crows in this respect. A tasty treat helped, of course.
Ah cost, the ultimate motivator.
Instead, they now release around 8% of global emissions.
The aurora was triggered by a solar storm which doubled radiation levels on the planet's surface.
Inaction in the face of climate change is no longer irresponsible -- it's criminal.
Ironically, pollution helped some creatures this time.
They're more like bigbines.
The implications could be important for fish stock estimates.
We've been looking at some galaxies wrong all along.
Who would have guessed tiling is so complex?
Sometimes I feel a burning need to spell 'conflict of interest' in capital letters. This is one of those times.
That moment when you realize you've grown really old.
I don't think you understand the gravity of this.
The serial entrepreneur is at it again with yet another audacious claim.
It's as old as we can possibly find.
He dived into the blue hole himself and inside found striking coral species.
Human laundry is a magnet for bed bugs.
Early Earth could have lost as much as 40% of its mass during collisional growth.
It's pretty much official now: we have gravitational waves.
It's good to see two old rivals work together.
