Scientists in the U.K. say they've discovered a way to make people move in slow motion. And it's not weed.

Did an employee at a cryogenics facility take a swing at the frozen head of baseball legend Ted Williams?

A woman in Indonesia gave birth to a 19-pound, two-foot-tall baby. Newborns usually weigh between six and nine pounds. Meanwhile, a woman in Arkansas has learned that she is having two babies – but they're not twins. Doctors believe the woman has a rare medical condition called superfetation, meaning she got pregnant after having already gotten pregnant two weeks earlier.

Doctors in Tennessee are baffled by a teenage boy who cries blood up to three times a day.

Eek! A blue mouse blue. (via Metafilter)

Are women becoming "more beautiful" because the most beautiful are more likely to reproduce? So say researchers in Finland.

See what someone is saying with an animated X-Ray of a human speaking. (via digg)

Tall people are happier than short people.

Take a look at the longest solar eclipse of this century without going blind.

While in a science class, seventeen year-old Jessica Terry diagnosed herself with the disease from which she has suffered for the last eight years. Terry: "It's weird I had to solve my own medical problem."