NASA scientists say the intrusion could warm the Earth’s surface | Continue reading
New DNA analysis suggests a body found on a beach in Australia in 1948 belongs to Carl Webb, an electrical engineer from Melbourne | Continue reading
The move comes as the European Union tries to limit its dependency on Russian oil and gas | Continue reading
The ruins were originally uncovered in Scarborough, England, last year | Continue reading
The ruins were originally uncovered in Scarborough, England, last year | Continue reading
In the early 1900s, newfound empathy for avian creatures helped wildlife observation displace dispassionate killing | Continue reading
A California librarian assembles forgotten objects in a heartwarming digital archive | Continue reading
The announcement comes as nationwide case counts reach 7,000 | Continue reading
Jewish leaders opposed the sale, calling it “an abhorrence” in an open letter | Continue reading
Scientists found caves under the surface of the Moon that stay around 63 degrees Fahrenheit day and night | Continue reading
Members of a group in Italy called Association Pietas are reviving the ancient religion of Rome | Continue reading
A year-long project is pitting traditional paintings against non-fungible tokens | Continue reading
The 88 individual footprints were were discovered on a remote desert Air Force training site that was once a wetland | Continue reading
For centuries, Panamanian artists have been weaving "pinta'o" from natural fibers | Continue reading
Seventeen-year-old Anika Puri created a machine-learning-driven model that analyzes the movement patterns of humans and elephants | Continue reading
The discovery came as a surprise to the team at New Jersey’s Red Bank Battlefield Park | Continue reading
Historians are reevaluating Jane Boleyn's role in her husband and sister-in-law's downfall | Continue reading
Interactive exhibits will explore the baseball icon’s athletic career and civil rights work | Continue reading
Cooper Hewitt’s new show taps into the collective consciousness of activists, app developers, artists and architects to envision a way forward | Continue reading
On June 29, our planet completed one rotation in 1.59 milliseconds less than 24 hours | Continue reading
Located 500 million light-years away in the Sculptor constellation, the galaxy got its unique wagon wheel-like shape from a cosmic collision | Continue reading
Getty and the Smithsonian will now share ownership of the two magazines' renowned photo archives | Continue reading
Appalshop, a cultural center in Whitesburg, Kentucky, is still assessing damage from the historic floods | Continue reading
Elizabeth Johnson Jr. has been officially exonerated—thanks to a dogged band of middle schoolers | Continue reading
A new book spotlights 100 historical photographs of lone women hidden among groups of men | Continue reading
Seville, Spain has implemented a new heat wave naming system to raise awareness of these “silent killers” | Continue reading
Officials say that the iconic structure will be ready for visitors in time for the Olympics | Continue reading
The bears are a close relative of today's giant pandas and likely ate soft plant materials, not bamboo | Continue reading
Scientists have new tools at their disposal to detect and study the dramatic explosion of a star | Continue reading
She made history as one of the first Black women to appear in a leading role on television | Continue reading
Trespassing bushwhackers are causing significant damage to the surrounding forest | Continue reading
Felines with lower cortisol, oxytocin and testosterone levels are more tolerant of other cats | Continue reading
Developed by engineers at MIT, the new technology is about the size of a postage stamp | Continue reading
The National Park Service is taking over stewardship of Pōhue Bay, an area full of cultural sites and endangered animals | Continue reading
Studies show that various harmful bacteria cling to microplastics in seawater | Continue reading
Linear Elamite, a writing system used in what is now Iran, may reveal the secrets of a little-known kingdom bordering Sumer | Continue reading
Researchers at Rice University have created “necrobotics,” a new area of research which uses biotic materials for robotic parts | Continue reading
The bizarre sanitarium staple that became a spreadable obsession | Continue reading
The new Bahamas Maritime Museum will feature finds from the "Maravillas," a Spanish galleon that sank in 1656 with a cargo of gold, silver and gems | Continue reading
To mark the premiere of Amazon's "Paper Girls," we delved into the surprisingly murky history of bicycle-riding newspaper carriers | Continue reading
The Forest Service plans to tackle a reforestation backlog of 4.1 million acres | Continue reading
The objects, which date to between 300 and 600 B.C.E., sat in a storage box for 15 years | Continue reading
Small, bug-like creatures can transfer pollen to red seaweed underwater | Continue reading
The unmanned spacecraft will launch next week and begin to orbit the moon in mid-December | Continue reading
The rare bronze coin was minted during the reign of the Roman emperor Antoninus Pius | Continue reading
The men died within days of each other in two unrelated incidents, park officials say | Continue reading
New research suggests the insects play a more important role in pollinating red clover than scientists previously thought | Continue reading
Macaques have attacked more than four dozen people in less than a month | Continue reading