Two important innovations allow us to scrape the sky with these glassy giants.

If you've ever wondered why your food tastes so good when it's cooked in oil, it's because of a little thing called heat transfer.

The metric vs. imperial debate has gone on since the inception of the United States. And it begins with pirates (seriously).

What if I told you the smoke is actually vaporized wax?

Bluetooth allows for the transferring of data between two devices over a short distance via ultra high frequency radio waves.

The more you soak, the less you toot?

Chugga-chugga-choo-screech

I can’t explain it in this blurb.

Our brains crave balance, order, and symmetry.

“Woooooowwwwwwooohhhhhh wwonnnkkkkkwoaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooawooooo” - Whales

Plus why labor laws are the reason you were taught Romeo and Juliet in 9th grade.

Math: It's ^powerful^ stuff.

They’re there to help you, I promise.

It turns out that palm trees are not technically trees.

It’s greasy work.

They are (probably) not trying to open a bakery.

Heat + ink + paper = receipt

It turns out that insects are prolific hitchhikers.

Or as one researcher described it, “skin sucking behaviour.”

There’s no such thing as a coffee bean without caffeine.