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For The First Time, You Can Now Actually See An Atom [PHOTO]

A scientist was able to capture a photo of a single atom without the use of a microscope.

By Kara Goldfarb Feb 14, 2018

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For The First Time, You Can Now Actually See An Atom [PHOTO]

A scientist was able to capture a photo of a single atom without the use of a microscope.

By Kara Goldfarb February 14, 2018

23 Famous Random Objects From History And Where They Are Now

From Lincoln's Ford's Theater rocking chair to Lewis And Clark's Compass, these objects not only changed the course of history but remain to tell their story.

By Erin Kelly Feb 10, 2018

23 Famous Random Objects From History And Where They Are Now

From Lincoln's Ford's Theater rocking chair to Lewis And Clark's Compass, these objects not only changed the course of history but remain to tell their story.

By Erin Kelly February 10, 2018

As If They Weren’t Bad Enough, Scientists Find That Spiders Used To Have Tails

A new fossil reveals that spiders have actually been toned down from the scream-worthy monsters they used to be.

By Katie Serena Feb 6, 2018

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As If They Weren’t Bad Enough, Scientists Find That Spiders Used To Have Tails

A new fossil reveals that spiders have actually been toned down from the scream-worthy monsters they used to be.

By Katie Serena February 6, 2018

The 18 Weirdest Items To Ever Wash Up On The Beach

The ocean has always been full of weird marine life. But how do you explain robot arms and disembodied feet?

By All That's Interesting Feb 1, 2018

The 18 Weirdest Items To Ever Wash Up On The Beach

The ocean has always been full of weird marine life. But how do you explain robot arms and disembodied feet?

By All That's Interesting February 1, 2018

Why The Allies Thought Hitler Might’ve Escaped To Argentina

Though the official story is that Hitler killed himself in his bunker in 1945, conspiracy theories have arisen that Hitler fled to Argentina with Eva Braun and was protected by the Argentine government.

By Katie Serena Jan 29, 2018