The NOvA detector has seen its first neutrino oscillations.

Are you in a public place? Look around. Can you tell whether any of the women you see are ovulating, just by looking at them? Neither can anybody else. But several small studies have suggested that men nevertheless find women’s faces more attractive when they’re most fertile. No one knows what signals the men are picking up on.

The story of how about 100 strangers lifted a double-decker bus to free a unicyclist trapped underneath.

Most movie mashups force two disparate films together to mild comic effect, but Steve Ramsden’s coupling of Kubrick’s The Shining and Wes Anderson’s Grand Budapest Hotel is something more: an expertly edited reimagining that educates as much as it entertains.

Ramesh Raskar presents femto-photography, a new type of imaging so fast it visualizes the world one trillion frames per second, so detailed it shows light itself in motion. This technology may someday be used to build cameras that can look “around” corners or see inside the body without X-rays.

At first glance you might see a chameleon walking along a branch...

Beautiful Chemistry is a project collaboration between the Institute of Advanced Technology at the University of Science and Technology of China and Tsinghua University Press. The goal of this project is to bring the beauty of chemistry to the general public through digital media and technology.

The weird image over Lake Michigan wasn't extra-terrestrial, it was something almost as odd: a mirage of the Chicago skyline, upside-down, from the other side of the lake — about 60 miles away.

This impressive-looking, life-sized LEGO-built hotrod isn’t just for show - it really works!

British artist Alex Chinneck's latest project is what appears to be a floating building. Actually, it looks like a 40-foot-long section of the historic, 184-year-old Covent Garden Market Building is cut horizontally and levitating more than 10 feet over its detached lower half.

Who knew there were so many colors of black?

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Kenton Lee was working at an orphanage in Kenya when he noticed a little girl with the ends of her shoes cut off and her toes sticking out. It was then that he came up with the idea for The Shoe That Grows. “For years the idea of these growing shoes wouldn’t leave my mind,” he told BuzzFeed News. The first step was starting Because International with a few friends in 2006, a nonprofit devoted to “working with and helping those in extreme poverty,” their site says.

Start them young...

A big red button is, by human nature, an object of compulsion. If you see it, you are overcome with the desire to push it. But what happens when you do?

It's a story of either fate, destiny or incredible coincidence. Nine years after his son was murdered, a man comes across the last thing his son touched, with a special inscription from a stranger.

Concept artist and illustrator Björn Hurri has been releasing a series of steampunk illustrations as a tribute to Star Wars. Björn is currently working in the entertainment industry as Lead Artist ...

It's fascinating to me to see these animals create these almost magical toys to play with.

The six 4K videos feature clips from a volcanic explosion and in-game footage from the space-based game Star Citizen.