These fascinating science facts prove that reality is often stranger—and a lot more interesting—than fiction These unbelievable science facts are actually true Even if you thought science ...

Ever heard a science fact that made you say, “No way, that can’t be true!”? Well, prepare to be amazed. From strange animal ...

There are things in medical science that have been passed around so often that they’ve started sounding like absolute truths. These so-called “facts” are believed widely, seen in everyday ...

Our solar system's innermost planet is pretty weird. The dinky planet is approximately 3,030 miles (4,876 kilometers) in diameter, making it about as wide as the continental United States and only ...

Yet the true believers persist—critiquing each new study that challenges their views, and even rallying to the defense of vaccine-autism researcher Andrew Wakefield, after his 1998 Lancet paper ...

The image of a charging bull, provoked by a matador's red cape, is ingrained in popular culture. This myth persists, despite ...

One, using terms that didn't imply facts, like "believe," led to people rating the information as less likely to be true. Statements without attribution were rated as the most likely to be factual.

Each week the Daily Herald will provide five true facts about BYU’s latest football opponent for your enjoyment. This week, the University of Kansas. One Kansas first started playing football in ...

(RNS) — We Americans all know that the relationship between faith and science is on the rocks. We’re taught in school that the split began some four centuries ago, with the Galileo affair. You ...

For generations, science was one of the few things most people agreed on. No matter their education, political beliefs, or religion, most people trusted scientists, the scientific process, and the ...

Five True Facts about … Kansas football. ... KU” cheer was invented in 1886 by a chemistry teacher named E.H.S. Bailey for the science club and was originally, “Rah, Rah, Jayhawk, KU.” ...

True or false? Humans use just 10% of their brains. The Great Wall of China is visible from space. Peeing on a jellyfish stings eases the pain. If you think any of these popular science ...