To do this, the Japanese robot takes advantage of humans comparatively slow visual processing time
As America prepared to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Civil War, two centenarians told their tales -- only one was telling the truth
This likely allows them to optimize their vision for situations that require the most attention to detail, and in the meantime save that visual energy
Several writers for The Simpsons completed degrees in math and physics before they turned to screen writing for the beloved cartoon
Jodi Lomask, director of the dance company Capacitor, has choreographed an ocean-inspired show, now at San Francisco's Aquarium of the Bay
A quick Google will now give you the history of your word
Why are ferns named after Lady Gaga and microbes named after sci-fi monsters?
Mysteriously, as far as experts know, pliosaurs only lived in waters around Africa, Australia and China, not Great Britain
Love champagne? Thank a French widow
Lonnie Bunch offers his response to the stunning movie, a favorite for the Best Picture Oscar
In November, polar bears will be carrying on their annual migration, taking them right past the northerly Canadian town of Churchill
Who knew a turtle's retina could be so beautiful?
A true blood substitute can be a major breakthrough that can save lives. Testing out a batch, however, can be a problem
A new analysis indicates that 22 percent of Sun-like stars may harbor planets roughly the size of Earth in their habitable zones
A new examination of Tut's remains reveals that he was killed in a horrific chariot accident
Silk wasn't the only thing that Vikings got from Eastern lands.
Newly donated items at the American History Museum tell the story of the birth of genetic engineering
The countdown is on for India's first mission to Mars
As many as 1,500 pieces of modernist art were just found in a Munich apartment
The tail wag is a complicated form of communication—left and right matter
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