Gin lovers, rejoice, because there’s finally an infographic just for you.

The first recorded pla for a perpetual motion machine dates all the way back to around 1159 A.D., and generation after generation tries and fails to bring this elusive idea to fruition.

We hope he’s not counting on this meal come winter, or this woman’s skull is in for some serious scratching.

A crumpled piece of paper is the ultimate symbol of failure, yet, upon closer inspection, it’s also the inspiration for some pretty amazing technology.

Gaudi’s whimsical cathedral of dreams, Sagrada Familia, is one piece of architecture that’s truly unforgettable.

How many people have you spoken to in the last day or two (digitally or otherwise) who know exactly what’s in the Paris Climate Accord, much less what exactly it’s called?

Chance are, not many.

What innovation saved the most lives: Vaccines? Technology? Not living in our own filth?

It’s all too easy to become consumed with endless, effortless happiness, so take a huge wrong turn for a change, and maximize your misery with these tips from CGP Grey.

Most of the world’s focus when it comes to refugees is on Europe, so it’s surprising to realize that Uganda saw a larger influx of refugees in 2016.

Wake up every day feeling as though you haven’t slept a wink, or worse, knowing you only squeezed in an hour or two?

What most people worry about when digging in the backyard are hidden pipes and gas lines, but one San Francisco resident made the shocking discovery of a little girl in a glass coffin.

Need a reason to quit smoking? How about an entire list of the negative effects secondhand smoke has on children?