How Long is a Day on Saturn? By Robert Roy Britt Nobody knows, and in reality no answer will ever fully suffice. The length of Earth's day has a solid answer, on the other hand. Sort of.
How Many People Cheat on Taxes? By Robert Roy Britt The U.S. Treasury $250 billion or more a year in lost taxes.
Do Snakes Have Ears? By Robert Roy Britt Snakes have no visible ear, so they don't hear sounds as we do.
Sandy: A Storm with Many Faces, Many Names By Robert Roy Britt Sandy was a storm with perhaps more names than any in history.
Can Turkeys Fly? By Robert Roy Britt Wild turkeys feed on the ground, which may have something to do with the myth that they can't fly.
Why Do Lizards Do Push-Ups? By Robert Roy Britt Lizards work out for the same reason a guy at the gym might: as a display of strength.
How Do Vultures Find Dead Stuff? By Robert Roy Britt Vultures sniff out their next meal from over a mile away.
How to Live Longer: 5 Really Easy Longevity Tips By Robert Roy Britt You’ve heard the general advice. But here are the specific (and simple) tips.
How to Find More Time: Give Some Away By Robert Roy Britt A new study finds that those who volunteer their time feel less rushed.
13 Incredibly Lucky Earth Facts By Robert Roy Britt Earth is a perfect worlds from the perspective of harboring life. But …
Next Solar Eclipse: ‘Ring of Fire’ on May 20, 2012 By Robert Roy Britt The next solar eclipse will grace skies over much of the United States this Sunday (May 20). The annular eclipse will create a ring of fire.
Saturday's Supermoon: Facts, Myths and Observing Tips By Robert Roy Britt The biggest full moon of 2012 — dubbed a “supermoon” by some — will light up the evening sky Saturday.
7 Medical Myths Even Doctors Believe By Robert Roy Britt Researchers debunk several common misconceptions.
