May 31
Some graduating students at the Dalian University of Technology in northern China celebrated the way a lot of university grads do: taking group pics, throwing their caps in the air, and enjoying the excitement of leaving your school behind
May 30
Some people aren't too impressed with electronic music - as the creators of this video suggest...
May 27
Here's an interesting question: how many hours do you work in a year compared to other people in this country and around the world?...
May 26
Dogs have been hanging out with humans for thousands of years. But how did the first dogs come to be?...
May 24
Normally, anyone choosing to jump out of a helicopter flying at 2400 feet would have a parachute strapped to their back to ensure a safe landing...
Imagine getting the chance to pay off a massive debt all in one chunk, and using a bag full of bills to do it. Alex Kenjeev, a 2009 graduate of the University of Toronto...
May 15
This house is located in the western Austrian village of Terfens. It's fully furnished, well-decorated, and features a garage with a car inside...
May 14
Physical archives of photography may seem old-fashioned in the digital age. But the New York Times office in NYC...
May 12
As you'll know if you've watched a lot of horror movies - or even if you've just seen 'Scream' - there are some pretty hard and fast rules...
May 9
Shanthi is a thirty-six year old Asian elephant from Sri Lanka who lives at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C....
May 8
Through his many years in show business, Kreskin has honed his skills with a deck of cards. Now he shares some of the basics in this uncut clip...
May 7
What do penguins do in Antarctica during the long winter months? It's hard for human camerapeople to find out...
May 6
Way back in the late 1600s, a bolt of lightning struck a tree in Allouville-Bellefosse, France, near the country's north coast...
May 5
This one's for people who grew up when video games tended to involve two-dimensional characters running endlessly to the right as they faced down their foes...
May 2
Will the world end this year? Nine percent of Canadians think the answer is yes, according to a new Ipsos Reid survey...
May 1
Last Monday, April 23rd, a geomagnetic storm created a disturbance in the Earth's atmosphere, leading to an amazing display of aurora borealis lights...
Apr 30
You may know in theory that pi - the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter - is an irrational number, with an endless stream of digits following its decimal, but have you ever tried to picture it?
Apr 29
Human beings know surprisingly little about the deepest parts of the world's seas and oceans...
Apr 28
Most of us know that Napoleon was short, Vikings wore helmets with horns, and people believed the world was flat until Columbus proved otherwise...
Apr 25
In the long history of comic books, there have been lots of unlikely meetings between characters...
Apr 23
Students at MIT turned a campus building into a giant, vaguely primitive video game recently, but they were surprisingly not the first to combine building windows with Tetris blocks ...
Apr 22
Not everyone thinks that Earth Day is a good thing. Thankfully, someecards have developed some fine web cards you can share with friends and family who might otherwise deny themselves the chance to celebrate our little planet ...
Apr 20
What happens when you replace the original narration of the acclaimed BBC nature documentaries with voiceovers supplied by small children? Something close to the legal limit of adorableness ...
More surprising than the fact that Canada hasn't had a bearded prime minister since 1894? The fact that the NDP leader's facial hair is an actual news story. Thankfully, there's an infographic to help us sort it all out ...
Today is the day that marijuana enthusiasts celebrate cannabis culture, a movement whose backers at one point seemed to inadvertently include the father of wholesome family entertainment himself ...
Apr 19
In a research paper called "The Geographic Flow of Music", two Irish academics argue that some cities are "consistent early adopters of new music" (and are equally likely to "snub stale music") ...
Apr 18
Trademark law is usually the domain of lawyers, artists, and publishers - organizations with a vested interest in protecting their intellectual property...
Internet phenomenon 1000 Awesome Things reaches its self-imposed quota of awesome things tomorrow; creator Neil Pasricha shares with us his list of other things that make the internet great ...
Tupac Shakur's virtual return to the stage at Coachella caused comparisons with the holographic technology in the Star Wars movies...
Apr 17
Language is usually thought of as something that separates humans from other animals - our use of written and spoken words...
Apr 16
Henry Reich, a graduate of the Perimeter Institute of Theoretical Phyics distills scientific concepts to their essence with his minute-long animated clips, much like the One-Minute Physics videos from New Scientist TV ...
Apr 11
Caine Monroy is not your typical kid hanging around in a video arcade. To start with, he made his own video game emporium. Secondly, he did so entirely out of cardboard ...
Yesterday, Matt Groening revealed that the fictional town of Springfield was inspired in part by the real town of Springfield, Oregon; today Gizmodo compared images of the two municipalities to see how they stacked up ...
Apr 10
Vancouver's decision to prevent bagpipers and percussionists from getting busking permits has upset even the mayor, but should other Canadian cities follow suit?
Apr 9
File this under "anything is possible": Jadav "Molai" Payeng lives in the forest in the northern Indian province of Assam...
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To celebrate the Stanley Cup finals, we have a prize-pack of hockey greats up for grabs. It includes Georges Laraque's 'The Story of the NHL's Unlikeliest Tough...