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Color Meanings: Discover the Symbolism and Psychology Behind Every Hue

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Unlock the surprising secrets behind color meanings and discover how each hue can shape your mood, choices, and even your future.

What is astrophotography?

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If your idea of photographing the stars has nothing to do with Hollywood, you might be interested in astrophotography -- the sky's literally the limit.

Does time change speed?

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Time dilation is the reason why boring things seem to take so long but time flies when you're having fun. Learn how time dilation affects the speed of time.

What if I accidentally ended up locked in a walk-in freezer?

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Being locked in a freezer like the ones found in restaurants could lead to hypothermia if you're in there too long. Learn about getting locked in a freezer.

What Is the Strongest Metal on Earth?

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Let's take a look at some of the strongest metals on Earth and their surprising uses.

How Kaleidoscopes Work

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Kaleidoscopes have been fascinating people since the early 19th century. Whether you think of kaleidoscopes as toys or as works of art, no matter how often you look inside, you'll never see the same thing twice.

The Snow Moon Is February's Full Moon

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The snow moon nickname pays homage to this cold time of year. What are some other nicknames for February's full moon and when can you see it?

What If There Were No Such Thing As Illness?

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It's a crazy thought, but what if cancer didn't exist? And malaria, schizophrenia and every other illness that disrupts our normal functioning? Come along as we investigate what such a world might look like.

Pareidolia: Why We See Faces in Almost Everything

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We see faces in clouds, on buildings - heck, in grilled cheese sandwiches. But why is that? And how is this a help to our survival?

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