In photographer Gabriele Galimberti's new book, kids stand amongst their most prized possessions
Spending more of your day standing could reduce the risk of obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer
Author Bill Loomis talks about his new book and Motown's ever-evolving gastronomic cityscape
From a photo of a tick biting flesh to a closeup of a kidney stone, the 18 winners of the 2014 Wellcome Image Awards highlight objects we don't usually see
At Paris' Zadkine Museum, explore vibrant photos of the pre-Soviet Russian Empire
Goats are not just cute and somewhat comical, but also surprisingly intelligent, new research finds
Using sounds from "donors," scientists are constructing personalized voices for those who can't speak
Photographer Sabine Pearlman exposes the surprisingly delicate innards of rounds of ammunition
During the recording of A Love Supreme in 1964, Chuck Stewart caught the jazz legend in his element
The balance of reds and greens reflects the amount of tiny particles in the atmosphere, scientists say
Despite being color blind, Schönberger creates awe-inspiring color photography
The King of Pop invented more than just amazing dance moves
A startup says its innovative system can deliver power to devices up to 7 feet away
A high school student has invented an LED device that uses body heat to light up
See why they call it Tornado Alley, but don't be fooled into thinking a tornado can't happen in your own backyard
May Berenbaum, of the University of Illinois, explains where the science goes wrong in these seven films—all featuring arthropod antagonists
Had these 13 grand architectural plans been executed, the city would look entirely different today
From the Middle East to the Caribbean to Australia, people around the world are dealing with water scarcity
The first movie in the dystopian young adult book trilogy comes out this weekend. Get ready
After her mother consumed two other cubs, staff took the unprecedented step of raising her themselves
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