New data support the theory that the virus causing Covid-19 first spread to humans from animals | Continue reading
Hoping to boost its tourism industry, the country is now issuing all types of visas | Continue reading
Sunflower sea stars have been recommended for Endangered Species Act protection as disease leads them to “disintegrate into gooey masses” | Continue reading
The smoky snack captures the state’s love for both salmon and preserved foods | Continue reading
Bright streaks observed Friday were jettisoned equipment from the International Space Station re-entering Earth’s atmosphere | Continue reading
A bidder has already offered $10,000 for the four-legged artist's rendition of 'The Starry Night' | Continue reading
The practice was common in medieval Europe | Continue reading
For the fifth year in a row, Finland ranked as the happiest nation in the world | Continue reading
The Paris landmark is the first known Gothic cathedral to use iron in this way, researchers say | Continue reading
They compared vertebrae discovered in 1987 to more complete remains to make this new estimate | Continue reading
Albania will protect more than 31,000 acres of land, including the undammed Vjosa River | Continue reading
The findings in 30-year-old radar image data all but confirm that volcanoes on Earth’s hellish sister planet are still active today | Continue reading
The singer-songwriter learned to play the piano in the 650-square-foot house | Continue reading
Scientists are finding tumor signals in spit that could be key to developing diagnostic tests for various types of cancer | Continue reading
The space agency has tapped private company Axiom Space to develop the sleek new attire for its moon-bound astronauts | Continue reading
A new exhibition of rarely seen images and artifacts chronicles the African American religious experience | Continue reading
The move has been criticized by some local chapters that have severed ties with naturalist and slaveholder John James Audubon | Continue reading
The impressive depository carefully preserves over one million seed samples in its Arctic location | Continue reading
Music lovers in the United States bought 41 million vinyl albums and 33 million CDs in 2022 | Continue reading
The contest showcases the work of some of the planet’s best photographers | Continue reading
Under the rule, public water systems would monitor levels of six types of long-lasting contaminants known as PFAS | Continue reading
While traveling a 90-minute route, the Train de Charlevoix will emit only water vapor | Continue reading
A proposed design looks to automatically adjust the exterior lighting on the Anholt Island building to the moonlight | Continue reading
A new film explores Loretta McLaughlin and Jean Cole's efforts to unmask a serial killer believed to have murdered 13 women between 1962 and 1964 | Continue reading
Massive blazes like the ones in Australia three years ago deplete the crucial blanket surrounding our planet through chemical reactions in the atmosphere | Continue reading
Established in 1953, the off-limits area has become a haven for plants and wildlife | Continue reading
The star is on the cusp of exploding in a supernova and may offer insights into the universe's so-called "dust budget crisis" | Continue reading
The resort worked with representatives from the Washoe Tribe to implement the name change | Continue reading
In a series of articles, Smithsonian magazine highlights all that draws our eyes to our nation's fresh and coastal waters | Continue reading
Urban centers are exhuming creeks and streams once covered up to control floodwater—and bringing life back in the process | Continue reading
The movie that won Best Picture imagines a reality composed of an uncountable number of universes | Continue reading
The 25-foot-tall memorial celebrates Newark’s connection to the Underground Railroad | Continue reading
A new volume from the National Museum of the African American History and Culture explores religion in the Black community | Continue reading
Known as sargassum, the algae can hurt tourism as it piles up on beaches and starts to rot | Continue reading
Take a journey back to your elementary school cafeteria with a visit to the Georgia outpost | Continue reading
Lorenzo Ruijter, a Dutch treasure hunter, discovered the cache with his metal detector | Continue reading
Examining the evidence offers a way to look back at now damaged environments | Continue reading
Until now, the bacteria from a lone star tick had not been reported to cause tickborne relapsing fever | Continue reading
The company's new ad campaign, "Masterpiece," brings iconic artworks to life | Continue reading
The director is shooting his adaptation of the Sondheim musical over 20 years | Continue reading
The mountain is named for John Evans, who oversaw the Sand Creek Massacre in 1864 | Continue reading
The flakes accidentally produced by long-tailed macaques resemble those thought to have been made by early humans | Continue reading
Joseph Dituri aims to set a world record, conduct research and inspire students to conserve the oceans | Continue reading
A new exhibition examines the generative relationship between work and creativity | Continue reading
After a years-long authentication process, “La Source du Lison” goes on display in Philadelphia | Continue reading
Over 12 years, scientists charted more than 3,000 neurons and the nearly 550,000 connections between them in a larval fruit fly | Continue reading
During World War II, the rest of the movement's core members were executed for distributing leaflets critical of the Nazi regime | Continue reading
A fifth of conifer forests in the state’s Sierra Nevada mountains are stranded in unsuitably warm conditions | Continue reading