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These sudoku puzzles only use 1s and 0s. Can you crack them?

There’s only one correct answer for each grid.
By Jun 13, 2020
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Our entire visual field is not made the same.
By Jun 7, 2020
Science

Give your brain a workout with these unique number puzzles

Called “Sums,” they were invented by an engineer.
By Apr 25, 2019
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The secret to San Francisco’s famous sourdough: bug poop

Meet the wee, multilegged chefs behind the world's most sought-after loaves.
By Dec 19, 2018
Space

This microscope could look for life on Jupiter’s moon

Shamu dreams of Europa.
By Nov 2, 2018
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Don’t worry, those weird patterns you see with your eyes closed are real

We still don’t understand why we see the particular images we do.
By Oct 23, 2018
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Peter Jackson made Hobbits look so tiny with this mind trick

Forced perspective takes control over the way our brains interpret size.
By Oct 9, 2018
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Innovation, war, and glory: the soldier-scientist who unlocked the secrets of the Sahara

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By Sep 27, 2018
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All the gear you need to totally dominate the local mini golf course

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Cars

A look back at the tiny cars that once ruled the road

A timeline of micro cars.