The new fossil, nicknamed "Joe," sheds light on its species' characteristic tube-like head formation
One day, augmented reality may help drivers know when to pass up a slow truck on a two-lane road
More than you ever thought you needed to know about the physics of erupting beer bottles
If the Amazon continues to dry at just half the pace as it has over the past 30 years, yearly drought will become the new norm by the end of this century
Keelan Glass finished her recent half marathon in 2:47:30
Australia's largest wildfire is the result of a weapons test gone awry
Sandwiches, kale, lettuce, asparagus and spinach all benefit from a bit of bacon, according to aggregate recipe ratings
The pioneers of American dance—from Bob Fosse to Beyoncé—are showcased now through July 2014 at the National Portrait Gallery
It turns out that bears can eat 40,000 moths a day
A French chemist is developing street lights that can absorb carbon dioxide 200 times more efficiently than trees
The plants can absorb gold particles in their roots and transport them up to their leaves--a finding that could be a boon for mining companies
Officials blamed the influx of smog on three factors—windless conditions, bonfires of harvested corn stalks and a fired-up municipal heating system
Scientists say that without these skeletons, they'll never fully understand how dinosaurs evolved
Do your best Felix Baumgartner impersonation with this balloon trip to the stratosphere
Before photo and video, illustrations were the best way for scientists to share what they saw
The Smithsonian's Richard Kurin reflects on the recent shutdown and the icons that have shaped American history
Jay Savsani describes his early success with MealSharing.com, a website that connects tourists with locals offering a free meal
Coal mine methane could soon transform from problematic waste to valuable fuel
This life history pattern likely evolved as a way for the female whales to ensure their genetic mark in the world does indeed get passed on
If things don't change, one official fears that Japan "might eventually perish into extinction"
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