Humans spend so much time looking at each other that it's perhaps no surprise we see faces where they're not — on trees, clouds, the surface of Mars and, of course, toast. But some people tend to see ...

(NEWSER) – Do you see Jesus in your morning toast or the Virgin Mary on a potato chip? Turns out that's perfectly normal, according to a new study by Canadian and Chinese researchers. "Our findings ...

Toast is the primary medium of divine revelation today. Which is kind of a gyp if you think about it: two thousand years ago, faith was validated by the curing of leperosy, the splitting of seas, the ...

Even seemingly silly science can be useful — for example, it's good to know that if you're experiencing a raging nosebleed, shoving a slice of cured pork up your nose just might save your life. Or ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. A Windham man who claims to have seen the face of Jesus in his toast is now ...

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A south Florida man believes he's found Jesus at the breakfast table. Troy Eckonen was eating breakfast at Mack's Cafe in Pompano Beach last Tuesday when he said he spotted Jesus' face on his last ...

The man in the moon. Jesus in toast. The Virgin Mary in a grilled cheese sandwich. Faces are everywhere — even when they're not, strictly speaking, supposed to be. Now, new research reveals the brain ...

Camera phone selfies are so five minutes ago. It’s no longer enough just to take a picture of yourself. Now you can eat an image of your own face with the help of a selfie toaster. A Vermont-based ...

Groundbreaking scientific research often leaves the most important stoned unturned. For everyone who’s ever waded through a headline about some breakthrough research and thought, “That’s great, but ...

A Martian surface feature that one man says looks like the profile of Mahatma Gandhi. Humans spend so much time looking at each other that it's perhaps no surprise we see faces where they're not — on ...