Munchausen Vs Munchausen By Proxy: What's The Difference?
Munchausen and Munchausen by proxy are factitious mental disorders
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Read MoreWhite holes are completely theoretical opposite versions of black holes, and they exist only on paper and have never been measured.
Read MoreIf you live in a crowded city, you're probably used to looking up at a night sky full of nothing but blackness or, at best, a handful of stars.
Read MoreIt can be foreboding to think about the Universe. The infinite size and scope of everything we know in existence is beyond comprehension.
Read MoreNeil deGrasse Tyson ruins your favorite movie by pointing out everything wrong in it. He shouldn't judge, based on the many basic facts he's outright botched.
Read MoreThe scientific community was abuzz in October 2021 when it was announced that there was possibly an exoplanet discovered in the Whirlpool Galaxy.
Read MoreA lot of people reflect fondly upon childhood, feeling as though those years took place in a magical bubble where time stood still and the sun always shone.
Read MoreCalifornia Condors are some of the world's largest birds, but these winged wonders nearly went extinct when their numbers reached just a few dozen.
Read MoreDreams have always been a mysterious part of the human experience. Here is what experts say about what your dreams about drowning really mean.
Read MoreCapability, drive, spare time, resources, support, and a whole lot more go into making someone or something "creative."
Read MoreThe sphinx moth caterpillar has no real venom, no fangs with which to bite you, and no excessive strength to suffocate or constrict.
Read MoreWhen we tilt our heads to the sky on a clear night that is free from light pollution, no matter the season, the sight of all the stars can be awe-inspiring.
Read MoreNo matter how well built the machine, nothing lasts forever. At some point, one of your body's vital parts stops working, putting you out of service forever.
Read MoreWe all know that our time on this Earth is fleeting, but what exactly happens to our body after we draw our final breath? Death is more a process than an event.
Read MoreBland airplane food has been the subject of so many comedic observations for so long that it's now become the go-to cliché for making fun of bad stand-up.
Read MoreYou know the phrase "gut feeling"? We use it to mean instinct, or driving force, a certain difficult-to-describe sense protecting us from bad decisions.
Read MoreWhile some areas may be less affected than others, sudden changes in the atmosphere cause devastating damage to virtually any location on Earth.
Read MoreThe tallest creature to ever pound its massive feet into Earth's soil was, obviously, a dinosaur. But which one?
Read MoreThe ability to analyze asteroids is a revolutionary achievement by itself, but some have an even grander ambition: asteroid mining.
Read MoreWhile their delivery is often used to determine which is "older," identical twins age at exactly the same rate on account of coming from the same egg.
Read MoreBlack holes are a recognizable cosmic phenomenon, partially because it's easy to envision a giant space "hole" around which things swirl like a drain.
Read MoreSoviet officials deeply wanted to affect the appearance of technological parity — both for international optics and over fears of the shuttle's capabilities.
Read MoreThrough West and Central Africa and along the dotted rural landscapes of Vietnam, a rare endangered mammal is robbed of its life and traded for its scales.
Read MoreWhat insect has the most painful sting? The world's most painful insect sting is delivered by the bullet ant.
Read MoreActual snakes sometimes try to eat their actual tails. What happens when a snake tries to eat itself?
Read MoreA region known as W3(OH) is a cloud only 6,500 light-years away from Earth that is almost entirely made out of methyl alcohol.
Read MoreLife has taken some exceptionally radical turns in its 3.7 billion-year history. Here's why some scientists believe the Earth was once purple.
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