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How Elements in Fireworks Make the Human Body Work (Infographic)Fireworks get their colors from elements that the human body requires to function.
By Karl Tate Published
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How Millennials and Older Adults are Using Their Smartphones (Infographic)A majority of younger millennials reported that they were "constantly" checking their phone.
By Karl Tate Published
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Science in 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' (Infographic)2015 is the 150th anniversary of the publication of Lewis Carroll's children's fantasy book.
By Karl Tate Published
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The New Dying: How Human-Caused Extinction Affects the Planet (Infographic)Scientists found that species are dying off more than 100 times faster than they would without human activity.
By Karl Tate Published
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Women's Progress in Science and Engineering Since 1973 (Infographic)Men outnumbered women 10 to 1 in the early Seventies, but today that gap has closed to two to one.
By Karl Tate Published
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Secrets of the Jedi Lightsaber (Infographic)How "Star Wars" weapons work.
By Karl Tate Published
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Inside Look at How Batteries Work (Infographic)Typical batteries are powered by a chemical reaction.
By Karl Tate Published
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Find Out Where Your Country Ranks on the Happiness Index (Infographic)A United Nations study shows that the United States ranks 15th in happiness.
By Karl Tate Published
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Smart Scale Picks (Infographic)Price, wireless connectivity, operating system compatibility, number of users and apps for selected smart scales.
By Karl Tate Published
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How Tree Rings Reveal Climate Secrets (Infographic)Scientists study ancient trees to learn about past droughts.
By Karl Tate Published
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You're Using More Happy Words Than Sad Words, and So Is Everybody Else (Infographic)A study finds that language is skewed toward happy words.
By Karl Tate Published
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What Your Snot Says About You (Infographic)Nasal discharge can be an indicator of health.
By Karl Tate Published
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Experts Suggest Your Ideal Sleep Duration (Infographic)A diverse panel of experts recommend new, age-specific sleep suggestions.
By Karl Tate Published
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New Size Estimates for Large Ocean Animals (Infographic)A researcher has found that historical estimates of some of the largest ocean creatures are not correct.
By Karl Tate Published
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Ways to Die in a Children's Cartoon (Infographic)A study found out you're more likely to die if you are a cartoon character, than if you are an adult drama character.
By Karl Tate Published
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Trek of a Hammerhead Shark Traced (Infographic)For the first time, the movements of a wild hammerhead shark were tracked for a period of 10.5 months.
By Karl Tate Published
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How Plate Tectonics Helped Carve Tibetan Gorges (Infographic)Colliding crustal plates played a role in carving a steep river valley.
By Karl Tate Published
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Zombies! Your Complete Guide to the Attack of the Dead (Infographic)Facts about the zombie phenomenon in pop culture, movies and gaming.
By Karl Tate Published
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Explained: What to Do if You Get Ebola (Infographic)If you are exposed to the deadly Ebola virus, this is some of what the CDC tells you to do.
By Karl Tate Published
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Protective Gear For Ebola Patient Care (Infographic)Hospital workers must be careful to avoid contamination when removing their soiled protective gear.
By Karl Tate Published
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How Robots Are Made To Move Like Animals (Infographic)The science of biorobotics is informing the design of new robots.
By Karl Tate Published
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The Fatal Wounds of King Richard III (Infographic)A study of the Medieval king's skeleton reveals traumatic wounds he received at the time of death.
By Karl Tate Published
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Fitness Tracking Wearables Compared (Infographic)How some of the more popular bands and smartwatches compare for exercise and fitness features.
By Karl Tate Published
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Apple's Watch Promises Fitness Tracking (Infographic)Sensors in the watch and in the iPhone work together to record an individual's movement and fitness data.
By Karl Tate Published

