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Did Jupiter and Saturn's Alignment Have Anything to Do With the December 22 Quake?

Did you feel the tremor? by Charlene J. Owen

In Case You Missed It, An Asteroid Just Zoomed Way Too Close to Earth

Asteroid 2019 OK passed by the Earth's orbit a little too close for comfort. by Mia Rodriguez for Spot.ph

Study Says There Are 3 Types Of Selfie-Takers

"Hold on, let me take a selfie." by Ysa Singson for Cosmo.ph

Health and Wellness

5 Signs You're an Intelligent Person, According to Science

How smart do you think you are? by Charlene J. Owen

Health and Wellness

Science Says Crying Has Surprising Health Benefits

Let it all out. by Charlene J. Owen

Health and Wellness

Taking Tea or Coffee This Way Can Increase Your Cancer Risk

Too hot? Too cold? Or just right? by Charlene J. Owen

The Three Stages of Love, According to Science

What stage are you in? by Charlene J. Owen

The One Hormone That Could Determine The Success of Your Relationship

Can this be considered the love drug? by Ana C. Pascual

Health and Wellness

Resting B*tch Face Is a Thing, Says Science

There is more emotion underneath that mild look of discontent. by Charlene J. Owen

Here's Another Reason to Love Your Brows

So says science! by Ira Nopuente

Health and Wellness

Science Says You Should Love Your Round Face

It makes you look more...

The World's Smallest Movie

This cool stop-motion film features the movement of individual atoms.

Give Your Kids a Fun Learning Experience This Summer at The Mind Museum!

Make your children's vacation more educational by enrolling them at one of The Mind Museum's educational activities for the season!

The Science of Love

Find out what happens when we fall in love.

Health and Wellness

How Caffeine Works

Watch this video to know why you get all perky after drinking soda.

3D Representations, Video Games, and More May Be Used to Train Your Child's Spatial Skills

Developing your child's spatial skills will in turn help him do better in science, technology, engineering, and math.

Reinabelle Reyes: Pursuing the Stars

Outer space fascinates this astrophysicist who led a Princeton University team that discovered the biggest collection of supermassive black holes. by Lara Parpan

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