What makes this utterance the “universal word”?
Forensic linguistics can use powerful programs to track written text back to its author
And at the same time, the American History Museum celebrates its 50th birthday
You asked, we answered
Photographer Richard Barnes captures the mesmerizing geometric patterns created by flocks of European starlings
The canal would cause “tragic devastation” to both the country’s natural heritage and indigenous communities, scientists say
New fMRI research shows that dogs' brains are specially equipped to process human voices, and respond differently based on our emotions
Army scientists have come up with a recipe for a long-lasting pie that can be stored at room temperature
Gas stored in the Earth’s crust for hundreds of millions of years is released by volcanic hotspot
For decades, astronomers had debated how the universe began. Then, in 1964, they had their "Eureka!" moment
A half-century after it was confirmed, the theory still yields new secrets
Research tells us that isolation is an ineffective rehabilitation strategy and leaves lasting psychological damage
What scared the author of 'The Pit and the Pendulum'? Bad design.
When two scholars decided to pick 100 of the coolest Americans, it got dicey; here's why
Scientists in Iceland have figured out how to create geothermal energy from super-hot molten rock
An Irish exhibition titled "Fail Better" argues that flubs make success possible
By figuring out the timing and rate of the world's most massive extinction 252 million years ago, scientists hope to figure out how such lethal events work
Cortisol, a natural hormone, has been found to rise during times of market volatility and make people more risk-averse
David Datuna became the first artist to incorporate the technology into a public art piece; now, "Portrait of America" is coming to the Smithsonian
There is a science to preparing ice for the shuffleboard-like sport. It's all about the pebbling
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