Science

Scientists have identified the body language that ensures bartenders will serve you first in a busy bar. They assessed the behavior of customers 35 seconds before they were served. Keep reading to find out the results and see how you can use body language to get served first at a bar.

Apparently there's a product out called D30 (Dee Three Oh) that is a gel kinda like Flubber. Maybe it's not quite as bouncy, but you can shape it into just about any form, and it protects you. Even against a frickin shovel! Watch this guy prove it as he takes a shot to the head with a shovel for the sake of science!

This is a bitter sweet story as we've learned that time travel is possible. The bitter part is that there can't be a real life Back To The Future...because you can only go to the future, which obviously means you wouldn't be able to come back to the time that you left in the past. Keep reading to find out how time travel is possible!

With recent leaps in understanding of regenerative properties in animals that are able to regenerate limbs, biologists are now saying that limb regeneration could be a reality within the next 10 years! Read what they're saying about it.

A group of Catholics in Fresno, California noticed that a tree outside their church was weeping tears, which they saw as a sign of God. More and more of them started gathering under the tree to pray. Then scientists explained that there is a scientific reason behind this.

NASA has just announced that the Sun's magnetic field is about to pull a clean 180 as it's electromagnetism flips and changes polarity. This is supposed to happen in the next few months. Yeah, that got my attention my too.

Light is the fastest thing known to us. Light travels so fast that we cannot see it traveling, until now. Scientists at MIT have developed a new camera that shoots at a framerate of 1 trillion frames per second. Now we can see what moving light actually looks like, as seen in the video provided below!

Robots are continuing to do impressive feats. Sounds amazing, as long as Skynet isn't invented, right? We don't want to fight machines eventually. In the video, this robot could possibly make the Olympic gymnastics team in the future. Watch as it performs a quadruple backflip and lands it perfectly!

Are you the type of person that always spills something on your shirt, pants or shoes? I know that I am and I have been waiting for a spill repellant like this. Introducing NeverWet, a superhydrophobic coating that can be applied to nearly any surface and repels liquids!

Just like the plot of The Amazing Spider-Man (except not at all), humans may soon be able to regrow limbs like lizards can. Let's hope that it won't turn someone into a giant angry lizard, cause as of now, we don't have a Spider-Man to save us. Keep reading to find out the crazy/weird/awesome way that scientists are working to make this a reality!

Earlier this week, people were curious about a image of a lizard on Mars that surfaced on the internet. The Mars Lizard went viral in hours. Now, a new image from NASA/JPL has popped up on the internet. This time the picture, taken in 2012 from the Curiosity Rover, has spotted another creature on the surface of the Red Planet. This time, it's a image of a rat on Mars.

Russian scientists have found a well preserved full grown female mammoth in Siberia. Here's the kicker...the creature had flowing blood! While the blood wasn't flowing through the animals body, when they poked it, blood flowed out even though it was 10C degrees below zero. Keep reading to find out more on this story. Could they make me a mammoth please???

A Japanese science blogger has been carefully examining latest images from NASA’s Curiosity Rover, and he thinks he's found photo evidence of a lizard on Mars. What could this be? A rock? A reptile?

Tornadoes are a deadly force of nature, but some people get a kick out of chasing these things for a living. Meteorologists Reed Timmer and Jim Cantore chased a massive tornado yesterday northeast of Edmond, Oklahoma. They captured some insane video during their chase. Tornadoes are not safe and should be not taken lightly. Most importantly, do not try this at home!

Women always say that the worst physical pain they have ever experienced is the pain from labor. Of course, many men do not believe this and I have no idea why. In a way to show guys what labor pain feels like, these two guys are given labor pain simulation from electric shocks to the abdomen. Watch as the guys find out first hand how painful labor pain is while their wives console them!

If you intend to show the wicked world a cornucopia of green thumb power this gardening season (and you probably don't, but keep reading) you had better start exposing your precious sweet leaf to plenty of Black Sabbath.

The Cinnamon Challenge is still a pretty big thing, apparently. Just go to YouTube and type in cinnamon challenge. There's at least 7 pages of videos. What it consists of is a person eating a tablespoon of dry cinnamon without drinking any liquids for 60 seconds. Few people have been able to successfully complete the Cinnamon Challenge. Doctors are now saying that it can be bad for your health. SU

Renowned astrophysicist Stephen Hawking says the human race is doomed, unless we figure out how to leave Earth behind in the next 1,000 years.

SCIENCE! Turns out when you stub your toe and some vile word exits your mouth, there's a reason for it. It's also processed in a different part of your brain than other, 'regular' speech. Get your learn on about how swear words actually reduce pain in your body and more!

Amy is 26 and has been deaf since she was born. She had an implant installed in her ear called the cochlear hearing device. When she went to have it tested, her aunt filmed the test and in the video she hears sound for the first time, including her father's and her son's voice. Science and technology is amazing and can put a smile on your face, just like in this video.