In just weeks, the coronavirus has completely changed our day-to-day lives. The Earth is changing, too. Satellite pictures show how the spreading virus has managed to affect the entire globe.

For many of us, our furry friends have become our closest pals during this quarantine. After all, there's not much more comforting than the love of a pet. But what makes our animals look and act the way they do? Siamese cats are a great example. Where, exactly, does that distinctive look come from?

People around the country are showing gratitude for the healthcare workers on the frontlines of the battle against coronavirus. Watch as people from all over clap their hands and holler to show just how thankful they are.

In recent years, porch pirates have become a real threat — especially throughout the holiday season. A former NASA engineer decided to take it upon himself to give these thieves some justifiable payback. You might have seen his video from last year, but this time he took his prank to the next level.

There is a lot to look out for online, but many of the problems we run into are self-inflicted. Whether it's falling for scams or oversharing, we all need to know what not to do online. Here are eight things you should stop doing right now.

Remember this idea you probably heard as a kid: "If you dig straight through the Earth you’ll end up in China." While that might not be exactly true, the biggest hurdle would actually be digging deep enough to go through the planet’s core. Humans have been unable to get very far into the Earth, but the deepest we have gone will blow your mind.

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