World and Science
What is tear gas and how does it work?
Lachrymatory agents, better known as tear gas, refers to different chemical compounds. They cause the eyes to tear as well...
Should we be worried about moles?
Moles are a strange part of the human body. Many people have them yet they are still treated as an...
Beauty rules the royals are forced to follow
Imagining what it would be like to be a member of a royal family seems like it would be magical...
Check Out These Strange Marketplace Finds
If you ever need to buy something and don’t want to go to the store, turn to Facebook Marketplace. You’ll...
How did pennies, nickels, quarters, dimes & dollars get their names?
In this post, you will learn about American coin names. This is a subject of curiosity among many of us,...
The worlds strongest superacid
Movie buffs have probably seen a movie or two in their time that depicts some form of alien blood as...
Did chastity belts really have been used in the Medieval Period?
It is believed by most scholars that the chastity belts did not even exist in the Medieval period. Instead, it...
Earth’s origins: what Antarctic meteorites tell us
In Antarctica, scientists have found some of the oldest and most pristine materials in our solar system. These meteorites are...
The Man Who Received 84 Nobel Prize Nominations: Arnold Wilhelm Sommerfeld
1936 Nobel Prize in chemistry recipient, Peter Debye. His career would next take him to the University of Munich, as...
Why have the doors of outhouses crescent moons?
It may seem as if every outhouse on the planet sports its own crescent moon, and what is true today...
