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Enter a bustling kitchen where Earth's greatest scientists from all across history have gathered to prepare their signature dish and learn about science along the way.

Stephen Hawking, despite being severely disabled for most of his life, was one of the most brilliant theoretical physicists of our time. See how much you know about him.

I have an addiction to oxygen trivia. I tried to quit but then I felt blue. OK, I'll combine all that trivia about oxygen with trivia about...um, it's right on the tip of my lung...oh yes, magnesium. Questions will switch back and forth between the two,

This quiz looks at ways that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is often an embedded part of your smartphone experience. AI in smartphones could be described as machine learning algorithms coupled with pattern-recognition technologies.

This collection contains the first fifteen labelled moons of Jupiter (I to XV), just a small portion of the dozens that have been discovered in the centuries since Galileo found the first four. Pick them out without choosing any of Saturn's moons.

Here are ten of the lesser-known muscles in the human body. Can you match each muscle to its location?

This quiz explores how some environments have led to physical changes in various populations. Some are temporary, while others are evolutionary.

A light-hearted quiz about ten hormones, enzymes, and other assorted secretions your body produces. Enjoy!

Decades before global warming became a pressing issue, heat-related records were being set in various parts of the world. The records in this quiz date from the late 19th century to the end of 2024. Can you find them on the map without getting burned?

Variolation was a process of inoculating people against smallpox before vaccinations. It was dangerous, and not a little gross (pus and scabs await you), but it became widely used by the 18th century before a vaccine was discovered.

Human's sight is best in the day, but seeing at night opens a whole new world. This quiz covers practices and technologies that facilitate human sight at night.

All you have to do is match the name of the constellations or asterisms to the photos. Some of the photos do not show the whole constellation, just enough to enable you to identify it. Good luck and have fun. Digby

Whilst trying to formulate questions general to the anatomy of the human body, I decided to ask questions pertaining to the neuromuscular and skeletal aspects. I hope you have a good time.

Blood tests and other medical science tests are a fundamental and integral part of the diagnosis of disease. In a hospital, the amount and speed with which these tests are performed and reported are vital. Here are ten such important tests.

You ate it. Now it's show time! Journey with your scrambled eggs from your fork to the toilet bowl in this unforgettable and slightly disturbing tour through your digestive system.

Many people can make little or no sense of diagrams of organic molecules. But even the most complicated molecules feature recognisable "functional groups", configurations of atoms that have specific chemical properties. See how many you can recognise.

For this quiz, l am going to give you questions about ten unusual facts you may or not know about some parts of the human body. Can you answer them all correctly? Good luck!

In this quiz, we will look at the history of the misuse of some of the most well known habit forming substances.

As modern medicine studies aging and disease, inflammation has been identified as a previously unsuspected cause of conditions. Inflammation and age-related diseases contribute to Alzheimer's, strokes, cancer, heart attacks, aging and wrinkles.

This quiz has a look at earwax and some of the surprising things it has been used for.

You could argue the skull is head and shoulders above our other bones - because it is! But can you identify these ten bones of the skull?

Hydrogen fuel, gravity assists, heat shields... this IS rocket science! But don't worry. We'll try to keep it somewhat approachable. Now if you're ready, strap yourself in, take your protein pill, and put your helmet on. Launch in T-minus 10, 9, 8....

Pasta as a food source has been around for a while but what is the connection between pole vaulting and spaghetti? Take the quiz and find out in the conclusion.

Part 1 was the history of the elevator's development. Parts 2, 3, and this one have fun facts about elevators. If that displeases you there are steps you can take to avoid it. But I'm sure you will find this quiz uplifting.

Please classify the listed elements in the three categories, as per the title of this quiz. Fifteen elements await to be housed in their respective homes.

It"s a good thing Earth is a nice place, because the rest of solar system is quite inhospitable to life. Are you aware of the dangers?

In 2024, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) officially recognizes 288 planetary moons orbiting the solar system's eight worlds, according to NASA. You need to put the ten largest of these moons in order.

Hi, I'm Lucy, your friendly neighborhood high-mass Star! You see me twinkling and make wishes on me every night. Now, how much do you really know about me? Play this quiz to see if you can put my lifespan in the proper order.

A quick look at some of the unusual features of our solar system's planets and moons.

The solar system formed about 4.6 billion years ago is a gravitationally bound system that includes the Sun and everything that orbits it.