Professor reveals how to unscrew tight jar lids with method you'd never expect

Maths professor, Hannah Fry claims there is a 'scientifically legitimate way' to unscrew annoyingly tight lids from jars - ...

The ultimate gift guide for fitness lovers

Exercise equipment, gym accessories, workout tech and more — we rounded up the best fitness gifts for treating someone who ...
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The science of short workouts: Trainer details why 20 minutes, twice a week is all you need

Discover the science behind MaxStrength Fitness-Flower Mound’s 20-minute, twice-a-week personal training sessions designed to build strength, bone density and longevity.
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Mayan monument as large as a city is discovered, but it's not attached to a king

An ancient platform was found in the Aguada Fénix area of Tabasco, Mexico, that maps the cosmos and rituals of the first ...

Mavi on ‘The Pilot,’ Sobriety and Becoming One of Rap’s Most Intentional Voices

The rapper explains the making of 'The Pilot,' quitting drinking, the Afrofuturist vision of 'First In Flight,' and why community work drives his next era ...
Revolver Magazine

Toxic fandom, secret codes, flamingos: Inside SLEEP TOKEN's 'Even in Arcadia'

Hidden in the site’s source code, they uncovered a diagram resembling an archway and a set of coordinates that led to the ...

Professor shares scientific trick for opening tight jar lids that doesn't require strength

Cambridge University maths professor, Hannah Fry has shared a simple breathing method for opening jar lids that doesn't require any brute force.
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Scientists thought it was brainless, but it’s almost all brain

For decades, biologists treated a familiar marine invertebrate as a kind of living afterthought, a translucent tube that seemed to float through life with almost no nervous hardware. New work has ...