Have you thought about gravity today?

Sure, if the keys hit the floor causing you to also drop your coffee on the way out the door, the answer’s an easy one, but how much do you really know about this ever-present force in our lives?

If there are two words that can strike fear into the heart of anyone, they’re “hormone imbalance,” and we don’t mean that in any kind of sexist manner.

Though stress can be a great motivator when it’s pushing us to a higher level of achievement, it’s a balancing act to keep it from destroying those dreams…and ourselves.

We’re not going to take the easy shot at Starbucks, since the chain has gotten us through many a sleep-deprived day, but when one gets the chance to stop in at a good, old-fashioned coffeehouse that takes pride in the authenticity of their espresso creations, it’s good to know what you’re getting.

You’ve got your antonyms, your synonyms, your homonyms, but how much do you know about contronyms, words that are their own opposites?

Walk into an art store today and a world of color is available that was unthinkable to artists of olden times, yet a key component of ensuring a lost painting treasure is just that requires a collection of those rare pigments. Enter the original purpose of the Harvard’s Forbes Pigment Collection.

If you thought walking into your office was like entering a cave, imagine how the 350 people working in the Cheyenne Mountain Complex feel when the blast doors close after them on the way into work.

As a person who previously only enjoyed peeps when being blown up in the microwave, this is a recipe it’s almost too tempting to try to replace the flour bunny tracks of old on Easter morning.

While the history of tech companies like Apple and Microsoft are well known, another giant’s story remains largely untold, that of Samsung.

As California experiences record droughts and temperatures heat up, the conditions for more and more devastating wildfires improve.

You know, if you’re going to die, might as well make those last moments the thrill of a lifetime.

Once upon a time, you couldn’t have an army without an army of blacksmiths backing you up, and even if the making of most weaponry has been consigned to a factory, there are a few who still practice the ancient art of sword making.