Carbon Footprint

Images and information released today from a joint US-Swiss study of Mars reveal the possibility of flowing water on Mars. Below are pictures of the “tendrils” discovered, dark bodies that 'flow' down steep hills on the Martian surface during the summer months. Although the study does not prove that the tendrils are formed by water, it is, as researcher Richard Zurek says, “hard to imagine they are formed by anything other than fluid seeping down slopes.”

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NASA May Have Found Running Water On The Surface Of Mars

Internet, we have to have a conversation.

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WTF Internet: Men Can Breastfeed?

Your brain, my brain.

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Right Brain, Left Brain

Remember this creepy alien-looking squid with elbows that was discovered in the Gulf of Mexico a few years ago?

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Keep This In Mind You’re At The Beach

Because I'm pretty sure condoms aren't what's killing people in Africa.

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Are We Sure This Guy Is An Expert?

Nicole Dick, aka Nausicaa Distribution , enjoys sewing and crafting and has a Master’s Degree in Statistics. (You see where this is going.) One of the best bits of her uber-nerdy Etsy store is this collection of 10 anatomically-correct statistical distribution plushies

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Statistical Distribution Plushies

For some reason South Korean scientists have created a glow in the dark dog. They claim that it's a great step in fighting Alzheimer's and other diseases, as the gene that is used to make the dog glow can be replaced with other genes. And that may be.

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WTF: Scientists Have Created A Glow In The Dark Dog?

So, that's an sexy alarming statistic. Do we have any geneticists in the audience that can confirm or deny this allegation?

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We Are All The Product Of Incest

Chemistry Cat would approve.

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Chemistry Done Right

Just how long does it take for a freshly poured soda to turn into a disgusting syrup drink? This guy was bored at work and decided to find out.

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Unscientific Office Science: Soda Fizz