A 15-foot male hippo carefully negotiates his enormous body down a sheer cliff. It's the shortest and most direct route to the water
Two weeks before he died, the legendary astronaut wrote a letter in recognition of the 2016 American Ingenuity Awards
The American hero died at the age of 95
The future of urban development takes on a new twist when the president lives among the clouds
A California startup “bioprospects” for sponges, algae and other organisms whose chemistry may be useful to the world of medicine
Museum director Kirk Johnson gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the new dinosaur hall, home to the T-Rex
John Lewis was the grandnephew of the first President of the United States
Bottoms is the nation's largest inland marsh, an area of over 60 square miles. It's also the favored resting spot of many species of migrating birds
Go back in time, underground
If only there were such an easy fix for climate change
The African Art Museum at its first award ceremony recognizes two international artists who have overcome personal hardships to excel
An unprecedented mapping project shows the elusive patterns of Earth's surface water over 30 years
Cheetah meetups: In a novel study, researchers show that roaming cheetahs likely use their noses to seek each other out after weeks apart
It has always had the potential for chaos—one that hasn’t been tapped...yet
Does faster communication cause more problems than it solves?
If you have a lover of big ideas on your holiday shopping list, consider these thought-provoking titles published this year
The transition from caterpillar to butterfly is a process that consists of four stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult
The Sikorsky JRS-1 flew right through the middle of it on December 7, 1941
A whirlwind of action, both organized and organic, supported by legal defense teams brought historic change
Rodney Mullen, the godfather of skateboarding, says the sport is all about overcoming disbelief and seeking new connections
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