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By Rob Verger Aug 10, 2020

Technology

Go ahead and use TikTok all you want

Just keep the same common-sense practices in mind as you would with an app like Instagram, experts say.

By Rachel Feltman Mar 6, 2019

Science

The weirdest things we learned this week: starting fires with astronaut farts and dancing yourself to death

Our editors scrounged up some truly bizarre facts.

By Sarah Fecht Feb 9, 2017

Science

These dance moves are scientifically proven to be sexy

It's all in the hip, thigh, and arm movements

By Kelsey D. Atherton Jun 20, 2016

Aviation

Watch A Japanese Dance Troupe Perform With Drones

Drone ballet is here to stay

By Mary Beth Griggs Nov 24, 2015

Entertainment

Water Policy Explained Through Dance Is The Best Thing You Will Watch Today

Winner of 8th annual 'Dance Your PhD' contest

By Kelsey D. Atherton May 21, 2015

Health

Expert Dancers Get Jiggy With A Robot

Dance dance rehabilitation

By Mary Beth Griggs Feb 3, 2015

Animals

Do Sharks Make Good Dancers?

Outside of Super Bowl halftime shows, the aquatic predators are pretty graceful creatures

By Alexandra Ossola Nov 25, 2014

Entertainment

DIY Electrified Outfits Light Up The Ballet

Hello, high-tech tutus

By Dan Nosowitz Sep 17, 2013

Science

Bill Nye Is The Only Reason To Watch ‘Dancing With The Stars’

Bill Nye.

By Colin Lecher Apr 2, 2013

Science

This Sea Lion Is The First Non-Human Mammal That Can Keep A Beat On Its Own

Also she is a very charming sea lion.

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Go ahead and use TikTok all you want

The weirdest things we learned this week: starting fires with astronaut farts and dancing yourself to death

These dance moves are scientifically proven to be sexy

Watch A Japanese Dance Troupe Perform With Drones

Water Policy Explained Through Dance Is The Best Thing You Will Watch Today

Expert Dancers Get Jiggy With A Robot

Do Sharks Make Good Dancers?

DIY Electrified Outfits Light Up The Ballet

Bill Nye Is The Only Reason To Watch ‘Dancing With The Stars’

This Sea Lion Is The First Non-Human Mammal That Can Keep A Beat On Its Own