Launched in 1915, the Autoped had wide appeal, with everyone from suffragettes to postmen giving it a try
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The Psyche spacecraft, headed to an asteroid with the same name, will explore a metal world thought to be the leftover core of a destroyed planet
All you need to check out a snowy owl or a mounted rockfish is a library card
Why a 100-year-old game is still spreading across our playgrounds
Deep inside the Arctic Circle, Inuit hunters embrace modern technology but preserve a traditional way of life
Wiped out by disease and market demands, the Rutgers tomato may be making a comeback
Donald Weder holds some 1,400 U.S. patents for inventions, including the ubiquitous egg and a process for making plastic Easter grass
The revamped building will open in May
Senior curator Eleanor Harvey on why the cathedral has been beloved by American artists for years
In the 1960s, a group of young art students upended tradition and vowed to show their real life instead
In a German forest, artisans fleeing modernity build a time machine to the medieval age
Even in the age of autofill, America is still in love with the centuries-old tradition
Hop a train to Iowa, where proud vagabonds gather every summer to crown the new king and queen of the rails
Our own travel writer, in Paris yesterday, recounts her experience witnessing the devastating fire at the cathedral
An Italian clan's curious insensitivity to pain has piqued the interest of geneticists seeking a new understanding of how to treat physical suffering
Lavish paintings, sumptuous court robes, objets d’art tell the stories of Empress Cixi and four other of the most powerful Qing dynasty women
Revolutionary discoveries in archaeology show that the species long maligned as knuckle-dragging brutes deserve a new place in the human story
The first pictures of the sky were taken on glass photographic plates, and these treasured artifacts can still help scientists make discoveries today
As the Gold Rush brought more settlers to San Francisco, battles erupted over another substance of a similar hue: the egg yolks of a remote seabird colony
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