Rare Red Sprites Captured Lighting up the Tibetan Night Sky Like Jellyfish-Shaped Firework - My Modern Met
People across the internet are in awe of this remarkable red sprite sighting!
2-year-old boy is swept away on luggage conveyor belt at Newark Airport in latest terror at beleaguered travel hub - New York Post
The tot was carried away from his terrified mom and dropped down a chute into the terminal’s luggage...
The U.S. hasn’t seen a new confirmed human bird flu case in nearly 4 months — why? - Yahoo
Human cases of bird flu have plateaued since February of this year, and experts are wondering why.
Dakota Johnson shows Chris Martin what he's missing post-breakup in completely sheer ensemble - Page Six
On Wednesday, news broke that the “50 Shades of Grey” star and the Coldplay crooner had called it qu...
Warming climate may flip the script on the amount of CO₂ released by trees, study finds - Phys.org
New research reveals the amount of carbon dioxide released by trees into the atmosphere under a warm...
Blood test detects multiple cancer types through cell-free DNA - Medical Xpress
Researchers from Geneseeq and a network of Chinese academic hospitals have validated a blood test th...
I found out I have cancer—I have not told my family. We can’t afford the treatment anyway. Should I just say nothing and let nature take its course?
My late mother in law, she didn’t tell anyone except ME, her daughter in law. She did not want to bu...
Which Bibles can one read and be confident they are reading the inerrant word of God?
There is no “inerrant” word of god because all bibles contain the following errors: The bible has ab...
How can I be okay with being ugly? What is the bright side?
I doubt you’re actually Ugly. Ugly’s quite the strong word. I think it’s more like you’re “not good...
Will you share your wife? Can she take both of us at the same time?
My wife and I spent the first couple years of our marriage living under my parents roof. As anyone i...
Alan Turing's iconic paper on a 'universal computing machine' goes up for auction - Live Science
The trove of papers from pioneering computer scientist Alan Turing was discovered in a loft.