Whether it's extreme climate change or an impending asteroid impact, there are reasons to think about calling Mars our second home. In this free download, we address the long-standing question: Is it possible for humans to live on Mars?

This one chart says it all

Here we go again with "new organ" stories. Fortunately, we learned our lesson with the mesentery. Here's what we mean:

The disease was first identified in 1735 by Spanish physician Gaspar Casál, who called it mal de la rosa (disease of the red rash).

Look up!

Humans have a perplexing 
tendency to fear rare threats such as shark attacks while blithely 
ignoring far greater risks like 
unsafe sex and an unhealthy diet.

From hat-tossers to stinkers to glow-in-the-dark...fungi are weird.

No kidding

Demon core is also an obscure music genre (this has not been fact-checked)

This is one way to overcome the difficulties with self-reported data