The Japanese automaker is working to bring to market a car that actually resembles an aircraft, with its unique aerodynamic styling
The research does not address whether the shorter telomeres directly translate into health problems, however
Archeologists had to look deep into the catacombs of the prison to find the tunnels dug by criminals in 1945
The microbial sediment layers outdate previous evidence of life around 300 million years
Animal stomachs for everybody!
The SeaOrbiter's primary purpose is for marine research, but it also aims to inspire
After more than 70 years, these great works of art are starting to go online
Based on past disease events, researchers estimate that this current cycle of the outbreak is likely only at the half way point
At the Smithsonian X 3D Conference, pioneers in 3D scanning and printing technology discuss how digitization will shape the future of the Smithsonian
Models of the Wright Flyer, the Wooly Mammoth and 19 other items are available in a new web-based viewer and printable in 3D
Most of the time it's the disasters that are famous—but sometimes, famous people escape disasters instead
Male and female red-sided garter snakes have antagonistic genitals, evolved to further the interests of their respective gender
The fossil belongs to a newly discovered species called Panthera blytheae and is between four and five million years old
Like isolated islands, evolution in these mountainous, unique environments seems to be ticking away at a faster beat than run-of-the-mill habitats
Despite the dropping price of coffee don't expect your Starbucks receipt to get any lighter
Brazilians have 211 days left to prepare for the World Cup one of the things many of them are doing to get ready is to try and learn English
The Moscow subway system will now reward riders with a free trip in exchange for 30 squats
To what lengths would you go for science?
Past studies only represented a specific group and method of studying nightmares, and all came up with variable top results
A German startup has developed the Sphyke C3N to secure your bicycle bits without you having to carry a key
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