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StHelena/Getty Images Why Scammers Faked the Death of Jonathan, the World’s Oldest Tortoise
As the old saying goes, a lie can travel around the world before the truth can get its pants on.
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NASA Here’s What Has to Go Right for You to See the Rare Sungrazer Comet This Weekend
A comet is about to do something pretty wild this Saturday, which is flying absurdly close to the sun and hoping for the best.
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The Side of You People Rarely See, According to Your Zodiac Sign
Every zodiac sign has its own unique stereotypes, but what about the parts of them we don’t often get to witness?
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BlackJack3D/Getty Images Why This Startup Wants to Make Brainless Human Clones
A biotech startup is exploring brainless human bodies for organ transplants, and the idea sounds like sci-fi movie gone wrong.
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NurPhoto/Contributor/Getty Images These Kids Flushed So Many Vapes They Destroyed Their School’s Toilets
Kids are not getting smarter, are they?
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Bloomberg/Contributor/Getty Images Who’s Really Driving Your Tesla Robotaxi?
Tesla’s Robotaxis still heavily rely on remote human drivers, according to a recent report.
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Frank Herholdt/Getty Images Answer This Question to Find Out If Your Relationship Is Healthy (or Doomed)
Relationship advice on the internet usually comes in two forms: completely useless or so obvious it’s insulting.
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The Zodiac Signs With the Most Main Character Energy, Ranked
Everybody wants to know which zodiac signs have the most power, as if astrology is some cosmic version of a Forbes list.
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Peter Dazeley/Getty Images What’s One-Sided Monogamy, and Why Is the Manosphere So Obsessed With It?
Is this actually a real relationship model, or just another piece of manosphere BS?
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Tunvarat Pruksachat/Getty Images This ‘Healthy’ Ingredient You’re Probably Eating Might Give You a Stroke
If you’ve had a protein bar that wasn’t inedible, it’s probably because of erythritol. It’s just too bad that it might give you a stroke.
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DrPixel/Getty Images Why Scientists Think This Asteroid Is the Core of a Dead Planet (and Extremely Valuable)
Scientists think this asteroid may be the metal-rich core of a failed planet, making it one of the most valuable objects in space.
