You might be familiar with the never-ending number π (pi), which is most relevant for studying circles. But you might not know much about the genius guy who first calculated pi: Archimedes of Syracuse, Sicily, one of the greatest mathematicians of the ancient world.
Whether its the mathematical constant or the delicious dessert, there are plenty of world records to share when it comes to pi and pie.
All animals’ teeth evolved to help them survive. Teeth can be used to intimidate, hunt and bite.
A fairy, a witch and a rat: Different cultures around the world tell different stories about the Tooth Fairy and what to do with baby teeth when they fall out.
“Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing” can be read as a poem or sung as a hymn.
You voted for Liliana to save the burning city — now what?
Get to know Jack Trice, Nicole Hannah-Jones and George Washington Carver.
Out in the wild, animals get into relationships for all kinds of reasons. Many commit to monogamous relationships, a strong bond to just one other animal. Animals who couple up get many advantages in the wild that serve one goal: Survival.
Here are a few superpowers that different people have given their fictional unicorns. Which of these supernatural gifts is your favorite?
What kinds of stars have humans classified? Let’s learn about a few from NASA
Many constellations are named for ancient Greek figures, like Orion. Print this page to connect the dots to create the Orion constellation.
Follow the instructions to make your very own constellation projector so you can see the stars anytime.
There are a whole bunch of fun facts about the Olympics you might not know.
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