Neil deGrasse Tyson explores what happens if you dig straight through Earth from the U.S.—you’d end up in the Indian Ocean! A fun dive into geography, gravity, and Earth's surprising structure.

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A Yale study confirms that singing to babies significantly improves their emotional state, highlighting the universal ...

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Today, anthrax remains one of the deadliest and easiest biological weapons to produce. Yet 80 percent of the U.S. supply of ...

Explore Pliny Fisk III's revolutionary approach to architecture that uncovers hidden local materials for sustainable building ...