A 13th-century schoolboy’s doodles show that kids have always been like that Plus other weird things we learned this week. By Popular Science Team Published Jun 4, 2025 7:46 AM EDT ...

Monday's Google Doodle marks World Quantum Day, April 14. The occasion promotes "public awareness and understanding of quantum science and technology." ...

Google celebrates the half moon with interactive doodle and cosmic lunar card game In the game, participants are challenged to connect the moon’s phases into full moon pairs, testing their ...

Google Doodle released a new interactive game Thursday to celebrate the half moon. Image courtesy of Google Nov. 21 (UPI) -- Google released a Doodle game to celebrate the last half moon of November.

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While there is no banner or display for Transgender Day of Visibility on the Google search results page, a search for “transgender” on the Google Doodle archive results in Doodles celebrating ...

55 Google Doodle Moments To Celebrate 25 Years From Lego, Pac Man, SOPA, Keith Haring, Sir Isaac Newton, Alan Turing and more –we share the most notable Google Doodles from the last 25 years.

A Doodle Reveals da Vinci’s Early Deconstruction of Gravity Long before Galileo and Newton used superior mathematics to study a fundamental natural force, Leonardo calculated the gravitational ...

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Today's Google Doodle honors Laura Bassi, the first woman to obtain a doctorate in science. The search engine's logo comes on the 289th anniversary of the day she defended her theses to make ...

Google Doodle honors Elena Cornaro Piscopia, first woman with a doctorate Piscopia, a scholar, prodigy and trail blazer, would have been 373 years old today.

NEWS 12 September 2018 World’s oldest drawing is Stone Age crayon doodle ‘Hashtag’ pattern drawn on rock in South African cave is 73,000 years old.