The Ig Nobel prizes are given yearly for oddball and strange research, the kind that answers questions that have caused brief puzzlement or annoyance. Such as Why is it so hard to walk with a full cup of coffee (or bowl of soup) without spilling it?
You will find the answers to these and other questions here, the website of Improbable Research. Not only fun, but Educational!
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