Forget the WD-40. Hungarian bike designers give a whole new meaning to clean design by unveiling the world’s first chainless bike, reports WIRED.
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Huge Cache of 1.4 Million-Year-Old Fossils Found in California
A utility company in California was set to start building their newest substation when they uncovered a stash of animal fossils dating back 1.4 million years.
Study: Men Don’t Notice If Women Wear High Heels
What is love worth? It’s one of the universal, unanswerable questions we answered for you yesterday (you’re welcome by the way). But ladies, here’s one revelation about what might not be worth it: Enduring the agony of high heels.
So When Exactly is the First Day of Fall?
Search engine users around the country are frustrated: What day this week will summer officially become fall?
Baptizing Aliens, Coming to a Church Near You
No, it’s not the latest plot for a sci-fi blockbuster.
Clouds Shaped by Where They Come From
For years and years, scientists have been trying to figure out how and why clouds take the various shapes that they do. But now, two new studies show that cloud forming particles in the atmosphere, called aerosols, look …
World’s Largest Spider Web Can Catch 30 Insects at a Time
Scientists discovered a new species of spider living in Madagascar who spun the world’s longest web ever recorded, spanning 25 meters.
Could Spray-On Clothing Be the Future?
Does this take skin-tight too far?
Weather History: For the First Time in 80 Years, Two Category 4 Hurricanes Share Atlantic
And you probably didn’t even realize.
Sorry Bros: Holding Alcohol Makes People Think You’re Dumber
This may be the reason none of the local high-schoolers respect us.
The Science of Chocolate: Studying a Cacao Tree’s Genome
When searching for a mate, good genes spell all sorts of good things: brains, bravado, beauty. For chocolate companies, the same theory applies to their trees.
What’s the Worst Thing About Being an Astronaut?
NewsFeed isn’t going to lie: We’ve always dreamed of going to space, seeing the stars and gazing down on the bright blue planet thousands of miles beneath us. But a new report has detailed a scary new thing that happen to …