Michael Heizer waited decades to find the perfect rock for his Levitated Mass, and now he awaits its slow journey from the quarry to an L.A. art museum
Getting a feel for the sliver of green in lower Manhattan that Occupy Wall Street Protesters call home
When the million-dollar movie comedian faced a manslaughter charge, the jury was indeed scandalized—at how his reputation had been trashed
Like the McRib, scrapple is a distinctively American pork product and a regional favorite
Is "Nanotyrannus" a small-bodied tyrannosaur, a juvenile of some unknown species, or a young Tyrannosaurus rex?
Putting one’s means of transportation into a box while miles of travel remain is as clever as stepping into a shopping bag and attempting to carry oneself
A pair of exhibitions trace the evolution of classical art in Korea and China
This is not a glamorous science; no one will ever accuse an ecologist of being in it for the money
New technology is allowing researchers to narrow their searches for places where ancient hominids were likely to have lived, traveled and left fossils
A Jefferson expert provides a list of indispensable reads about the founding father
It's time to say good-bye to the iconic, but inefficient incandescent bulb and welcome in LEDs
At the close of the annual paleontology meeting, dinosaur science seems more vibrant than ever
A flight of firsts.
This week, see an inspiring film, learn about the future of biotechnology, hear stories from the Internet's birth and examine Warhol's innovative films
Cold temperatures aren't enough to kill off any bacteria on your clothing
Perhaps the nation's best collection of Benton prints was assembled by an idiosyncratic Texan named Creekmore Fath
The legendary CBS anchorman was the "most trusted" man in America
A recent book only adds to the enduring mystery of a legendary Southwest wanderer
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