Experts estimate 4,000 to 10,000 children may have died at the schools, often from a combination of poor living conditions and disease
A study that simulated airflow and aerosol production in a concert hall suggests moving brass and woodwinds near air vents
The treasure dates back to the reign of Edward III and probably belonged to a wealthy person in England
Dirty clothes are currently thrown away, requiring missions where weight is at a premium to bring many pounds of socks, shirts and underwear
The marsupials were brought to the island in a conservation rebound effort. Instead, they decimated native bird populations
Jenner wrote that new research 'put a stop to the sneers' of 'little minded persons'
Hypothetical alien astronomers orbiting these stars could have seen the sun’s light flicker as Earth passed in front of it
A new report also cited Venice and the Great Barrier Reef as sites that might be placed on the World Heritage in Danger list
A surge of cases in the United Kingdom suggests that Delta is the most transmissible variant yet identified
Experts have used new technology to recreate missing portions of the old master painting
A new study suggests there's more to the dwarf planet's rust-colored deposits than meets the eye
The South Carolina city used the metal tags to identify enslaved people hired out as part-time laborers by their enslavers
The trove of treasures, including a funerary slab, amphorae and pottery dated to pre-Roman times, is worth an estimated $13 million
Astronomers used about 40 observations of the object, which is called 2014 UN271, to estimate its size and orbit
This second set of teeth allows some moray eels to more effectively feed in the intertidal zone when the tide is low
Researchers used microbes to convert plastic waste into the chemical additive
The large sandstone marker may be connected to a military campaign led by the 26th dynasty ruler Apries
The deceased were students at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, whose founder's motto was "kill the Indian, and save the man"
Radar images of the planet’s surface suggest large sections of its crust appear to have moved in the geologically recent past
The structures dates to the time of Urartu, a kingdom that clashed with the Assyrians in the first millennium B.C.
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