IFLScience14h
Is Glass Really A Liquid? And How Come We Can See Through It?
"On short timescales, glass behaves much like a solid. But the liquidlike structure of glass means that over a long enough ...
Women's Health on MSN9h
Transition Lenses Review: Everything To Know From An Ex Contact-Wearer
I’ve been wearing glasses since third grade, but to be honest, I never really liked them—until now. At 51, things have ...
The cost of private colleges is high, yet many low-income students still choose them
Some students work multiple jobs and give up extracurricular activities to supplement their financial aid. Many say it’s worth it.
Brooke Shields is a vision — but we love seeing her in stylish glasses
Given how attractive and well-designed Caddis's products are, it shouldn't be surprising that Shields isn't the brand's only famous fan. Gwyneth Paltrow, Juliette Lewis, Michelle Pfeiffer and Katie ...
Brooke Shields is a vision — especially in these chic readers
Given how attractive and well-designed Caddis's products are, it shouldn't be surprising that Shields isn't the brand's only ...
CNET18h
Shopping for a New Phone? Consider These Things Before You Buy
Whether you want a new iPhone or an Android phone, these shopping tips will help you make the most of your money.
Why does eyesight change in our 40s?
At Chu Vision Institute, Dr. Jessica Heckman says eyesight does indeed change when people are in their 40s. "It's called presbyopia. It happens to everybody whether you wear glasses or not," Heckman ...
Golf Digest on MSN4h
Remember this 1-to-1 rule—it makes eyeballing tricky shots way easier
The one-to-one rule is actually pretty simple, and it comes from some research from TrackMan: The one-to-one rule basically means that you add or subtract one yard for every one yard your ball is ...