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Mysterious 150,000 Year-Old Pipes Might Rewrite Chinese History

In China’s Qinghai Province near Mount Baigong is a mysterious pyramid with three caves that lead to a saltwater lake. Under the lake bed and on the shore are iron pipes ranging in size with some being as small as a toothpick that are around 150,000 years old. What is baffling Chinese historians is that the area wasn't thought to have been occupied by...

Alex’s Story: How Desperate Parents Used Medical Marijuana to Combat Autistic Rage

When we think of medical marijuana treatments, the most common usage that probably comes to mind is its use for treating those going through chemotherapy. Most of us probably don’t realize that it shows incredible results in treating children who suffer from Autistic rage, too. Such is the case of an Oregon family that has championed the drug’s positive effects on their son. Alex Echols...
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Growing Threat – how hackers are stealing your files and selling them back to you

Recently, the police in Lincoln County, Maine were faced with a decision: Pay an unidentified hacker $300, or lose access to all of the...

It Might be Possible to Store All of the World’s Data on a Teaspoon-Sized Hard Drive

What if one day we had the capability to create a time capsule that would store every piece of data in the world on...

Marine Biologists Gave This Octopus a Camera and Now Its Snapping Photos

If scientists ever zap a creature with so much radiation that it grows to building-stomping size, it won't be lizards that we should be...

Japan is Making Strides on a Space-Based Solar Power Plant

Nikola Tesla's dream of creating a "World Wireless System" that would supply the planet with limitless wireless electricity is one step closer to becoming...

A New Single-Drop DNA Test Detects Disease in 90 Minutes

Testing DNA for diseases is about to hit rapid speed thanks to a new single-drop test that has the power to detect harmful viruses...

Scientists Can’t Decide if and When We Should Invite Aliens to Invade Earth

Astronomers and scientists are no closer to coming to an agreement on whether it’s a good idea to try and make contact with little...

Research Shows The Coffee Bean Evolved to be Addictively Awesome

Besides tasting delicious, smelling delicious, and giving you that much needed boost to make it through Monday, coffee is so awesome because it evolved...

Scientists Think They Cracked the Origin of the Recipe for Life on Earth

The origin of how life began on Earth has plagued the curiosity of mankind since the dawn of the human race. It’s something that...

What’s All the Hype About Magic Leap? Here’s What You Should Know

We really don't know a lot about Florida-based startup Magic Leap -- as a prototype has yet to be revealed to the press --...

Scientists Are Working With Cats in Developing a Drug to Fight Childhood Alzheimer’s

Currently, there is no FDA-approved treatment for Niemann Pick Disease type C, only drugs that treat the symptoms. That might be changing though, thanks...

Future Generations May Never Know The Torture of a Hangover Because of This Pill

While you might rely on a bottle of Gatorade and 48 hours of don't-disturb-me-or-you-die sleep, there's a possibility that your children may never know...

American Southwest Could Look Like Mad Max in a Few Decades

One of this year's most anticipated action films was the reboot: "Mad Max: Fury Road." The story centers on warring gangs in a post...