Monster Mike Fishing on MSN
Snakes as bait? Insane fishing experiment begins
In one of our craziest fishing adventures yet, we tried using live snakes—yes, real ones—as bait. The results were wild, unpredictable, and a little nerve-wracking. Watch the action and help us ID ...
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Why you shouldn’t add ashes to sugar
A science experiment shows what happens when ashes are mixed with sugar, explaining the chemical reaction and why this ...
Green Matters on MSN
Scientists Accidentally Prove 'Crazy' 70-Year-Old Vitamin B1 Theory Right
In 1958, when chemist Ronald Breslow proposed a theory about vitamin B1, people found it impossible to believe. It turns out ...
In addition, astrophysical observations had revealed that occasionally, white dwarfs would cool off way faster than expected.
The 1960s were a simpler time, or so the story goes. It was an era of free-range childhoods, where safety regulations were ...
The Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) viewers meet in Stranger Things Season 5 doesn't feel like the same Dustin we've known since ...
Operation Ouch has never been afraid of diving into the strange, messy and marvellously human parts of science. Yet its ...
Trump administration officials say changes to federal agencies engaged in science were made in the interests of better science that benefits more Americans. Many scientists we spoke with disagree.
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'Is it a real functional toaster?': Behind the scramble to engineer the Pop-Tarts Bowl trophy
Because the Pop-Tarts Bowl trophy is indeed a freakin' toaster. The Pop-Tarts Bowl debuted as a genuine sports phenomenon in ...
A nuclear fusion company building a reactor in America is targeting Australia for international expansion and says it could ...
Allrecipes on MSN
I Asked 4 Chefs for the Best Store-Bought Chocolate Pudding—and This Brand Beat Jell-O
The best chocolate pudding brand, Petit Pot Dark Chocolate Pudding, swoops in with a high-quality, refreshingly-short, and ...
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Project sees long-term success restoring forests in the high Andes: Study
High in the Andes, Polylepis trees, with their stunted gnarled trunks and twisted limbs, cling to steep mountain slopes, ...
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