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Just when you thought the optical illusion, known as the Ames window, couldn't get any weirder, it does with a simple sticking of a ballpoint pen.
Just when you thought the optical illusion, known as the Ames window, couldn't get any weirder, it does with a simple sticking of a ballpoint pen.
Johnny Ball explains the brilliance of the Russian method of multiplication.
Max the dog is told he can't go swimming and has a hilarious hissy fit.
"It was during this arrest that Dewitte's body camera was seized as evidence. A search warrant for its contents revealed video evidence of multiple felonies, including multiple occasions of false personation. "
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A Lithuanian YouTuber builds his own gun and things don't go as well as he hoped.
The former vice president's Iowa dud was a long time coming.
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Just because one is bigger in size doesn't mean that it will prevail.
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A bungee jumper in Russia got a little too excited and jumped early before applying their safety ropes. Fortunately, they were okay.
Unable to post on Chinese social media, Chen Qiushi keep his exact location hidden as he describes life in quarantined Wuhan in video blogs on YouTube.
Suddenly, and without warning, the beloved pop star lost his ability to hear amplified music. Now, from his remote Montana ranch, he's on a search for answers.
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We're just glad that nobody got hurt in this situation and that the dashcam was able to capture footage of this.
This little girl would not make a good guest on "Hot Ones."
Just as work is inescapable, so are predictions about what the "future of work" will look like. Here's a look back at the future — seen from the past.
The harrowing tale of how Helen Klaben and Ralph Flores survived for 49 days lost in the tundra of the Yukon.
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The public will soon be able to view every "X-file" Britain's Ministry of Defense collected between the early 1950s and 2009.
Movies like Hitchcock's "Rope" and the more recent "1917" want to sell the illusion that the whole movie is one seamless take. Here's how you can spot the hidden cuts.
After an accident, Fancher claimed to have lost her sight, but declared no need to eat or drink, able to survive over long periods of time without nourishment. She stayed bedridden for the next 48 years.
The world's oceans are moving faster, and researchers think it might be another sign of the climate crisis.
A 9-month-old puppy accidentally tipped items such as an ironing board, a backpack and other nearby things into a furnace, which led to a fire.
These bloodthirsty buggers repurposed a gene normally used to sense and avoid high temperatures into a heat-seeking molecular machine.
The loudest knock against the actor is that his warm-up acceptance speeches at events like the Golden Globes, the Screen Actors Guild Awards and the BAFTAs have been a little too, well, perfect.
"It was during this arrest that Dewitte's body camera was seized as evidence. A search warrant for its contents revealed video evidence of multiple felonies, including multiple occasions of false personation. "
Max the dog is told he can't go swimming and has a hilarious hissy fit.
A cruel twist of genetic fate brought Alzheimer's disease to a sprawling Colombian family. But thanks to a second twist, one member of the clan, a woman, managed to evade the symptoms for decades. Her escape may hold the key to halting, or even preventing, Alzheimer's.
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The tech giant is engineering a way to encourage its employees to eat healthier — and it might just help the rest of the country.
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The billion-dollar e-cigarette startup is fighting for its life. Employees are calling out the chaos and considering jumping ship, according to internal documents and audio obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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Aparna Nair is one of 50 million people living with epilepsy. In a series of stories, she tries to make sense of her personal experience of epilepsy by looking at the history of a condition full of contradictions.
Johnny Ball explains the brilliance of the Russian method of multiplication.
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The first billion-dollar "unicorn" of the decade says it's saving the fitness industry. Some of its own studio partners insist it's doing the exact opposite.
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