What did you wanna become when you were a child? How about some professions that're really out of this world? An air taxi driver, an asteroid miner or a space jeweler? What would your job be in space? Each of the planets out there has a different atmosphere and conditions. So there'd be some unique jobs you could pick on each of them. For example, there's a 'Diamond planet' that's twice as big and dense as the Earth and is covered with diamonds. So there'd definitely be need for space jewelers. While a dream job on Mars would be a ski instructor! Winter on the Red Planet lasts around six Earth months. What would you wanna become?

Can one place live in a weather bubble of its own? There's a little town in the US East Coast where storms and hurricanes almost never occur. Is it a strange weather phenomenon or just a simple myth spread among the locals? Let's find out how one place can remain intact by any natural disasters or hazards even if a nearby city experiences a storm...

We've been long planning to colonize the Moon and Mars. But what could increase our chances to do that? The answer is just one word - water! If we found water, it could rapidly increase the possibility of our colonization of the Moon or Mars. Water is the key to life support. NASA scientists are planning to drill into the Moon and Mars in order to see if any of those has water. The rovers will attempt to burrow as deep as 3 feet underneath the surface. One of the missions will include a group of astronauts that will spend several days on the Moon. But what if water there is not like water on Earth?

Hollywood is about fame, charisma, talent and... intelligence. It turns out, there're plenty of actors and actresses who can compete with the most prominent scientists in IQ levels. Just think about it: Shakira was only 4 when she wrote her first poem. And Rowan Atkinson had the best grades back at school. Let's find out who else is in the list of super smart celebrities.

The Statue of Liberty is one of the most (if not THE most) famous monuments in the world. Anyone visiting New York City can see her, but not everyone knows that Lady Liberty has her own secrets. One of them is – she might not even be a lady at all! Or do you know, for example, that number seven meant a lot for the Statue's creators? It's easy to notice the Statue has seven spikes on its crown, symbolizing universal liberty across the seven oceans and continents. But there are less obvious references to the number seven. Btw, you can see this monument not in NYC only!

When you think of burning fat, what's the first step to take that comes to your mind? Right, exercise and workout. But what if I'm too lazy or I've got absolutely no time? Does it mean there's no chance I can stay fit and lose extra pounds? Here's a list of things everyone can do to burn calories without exercise! These activities are fun, energetic and can be the first step towards a healthier lifestyle!

Restaurant guests can grab plate after plate of an endless array of dishes and cuisines. All of this for one low price. So what’s their secret to success? Well, these sorts of buffets have some tricks up their sleeve to keep business rolling, and you’re about to find out exactly what they are!

All of the objects surrounding us have a purpose and meaning. Even if we think something exists without reason, it's not true. Each of the things we see was designed to bring some sort of result. For example, did you notice those discs on mooring lines of some ships? What're they for? Only the most attentive ones know all of the hidden purposes of these 30+ common objects.

If you've ever unplugged your phone during an update, DON'T. Your phone is likely to start malfunctioning. The home screen might stop working properly and you won't be able to access some of the files. In tech-savvy language it's called "your phone was bricked". What does it mean? Let's find out...

One day, all the crabs disappeared. People searched in the seas, oceans, lakes, rivers, rainforests. Not a single, live crab… only old shells. Crabs shed, or molt several times during their life. Their body keeps growing, but their shell doesn’t. So they throw off their old "suit" and hide. They sit there in silence until their new one grows. But why did every single crab molt on the same day? Where are they hiding?

It's always assumed that Queen bees manage the hive just like monarchs do: order working bees about and lay eggs. But what if you meet Queen bee and she stings you? One of the first things you might notice is that they're able to sting you multiple times! And Queen Bee will keep on living and completing her royal task after that. Would such a sting hurt more and how do you treat it?