Amazing Science Facts

Red kangaroos are large, bouncy marsupials living in dry regions of Australia, known for their powerful legs, long tail, and ability to thrive in hot, arid climates.

Scientists are studying insects and microorganisms that can break down plastic, potentially helping to reduce plastic waste in landfills and oceans.

Media stereotypes influence societal attitudes and beliefs by oversimplifying group traits, but growing diversity in media aims to counteract these harmful effects.

Choosing the right grass (alfalfa, red canary grass, perennial ryegrass, fescue) for your climate ensures healthy cows, higher production, and lower feed costs.

The Archimedes Dial is inspired by the Antikythera mechanism, an ancient Greek device used to predict astronomical events, not a time-travel machine.

On September 17-18, 2024, a partial lunar eclipse will result in a stunning red moon, also known as a 'blood moon,' which is also a harvest moon and a supermoon.

DEFCON 3 signifies heightened military readiness where the U.S. Air Force can mobilize in 15 minutes, used to deter threats and ensure preparedness.

Women looking to gain weight and build muscle should consider protein powders, especially mass gainers with extra calories and nutrients, as part of a balanced diet and exercise plan.

Studies suggest a slight increase in RA risk in some women using Mirena IUD, but it typically doesn't worsen symptoms for those already with RA. Consult with a doctor.

Recent research shows skilled workers, not slaves, built the Egyptian pyramids. Archaeologists found worker villages revealing they were well-fed and cared for.