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Romanov's Final Days Seen in Recovered Photos

The last Russian tsar helps his daughter enjoy a smoke in one of the newly revealed photographs from the slain family's final days. Continue reading →

The Romanovs -- As Never Seen Before: Photos

Photos of the last Russian tsar and his family were recently rediscovered in a small museum.

Sexcereal Boasts Spoonfuls Of Libido Boosts

The world's first all-natural, gender-based cereal is here to quell one appetite and stimulate another. Continue reading →

Pulsar Planets: Strange Worlds Orbiting Undead Stars

As we start to discover "Earth-like" planets elsewhere in the galaxy, it's easy to forget that the first exoplanets discovered were orbiting a pulsar -- and weren't very Earth-like at all. Continue reading →

Are Moms' Brains Bigger?

Having kids might make moms smarter. Continue reading →

Astronauts Fix Space Station Ammonia Leak

During an unscheduled spacewalk on the space station's exterior on Saturday morning, NASA astronauts Tom Marshburn and Chris Cassidy carried out the mother of all plumbing jobs. Continue reading →

Scary CO2 Milestone Reached

At 400 parts per million, we are far beyond what's natural or even what's been seen since humans evolved. Continue reading →

Resolving the Radio Background of the Universe

Heinrich Olber asked in the early 19th century, why, if the universe was static and infinite, was the night sky dark? Nowadays we know that the universe had a beginning in the Big Bang and has been expanding ever since, … Continue reading →

5 Ways Motherhood Has Changed Over Time

Throughout U.S. history, moms have been exalted, demonized and exalted again.

Laser Shoots Down Missile

It's designed for shooting down short-range rockets fired by ground troops or insurgents. Continue reading →

Space Station Video Shows Ammonia Leak

NASA has released a video showing ammonia flakes leaking from the space station and into space. Continue reading →

The Cat Who Couldn't Spy: A CIA Fail

The CIA in the 1960s attempted to create 'a living, walking surveillance machine.'

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