The robot is three times more efficient at sweating than the animal kingdom's best, humans and horses
A local councillor deemed the perpetrators ‘morons’
The vest will feature in an upcoming exhibition on London's long and gruesome history of public killings
"Northeast" joins "Berlin" and "clock" as hints for deciphering a 97-character section of Kryptos' code
In the millennia since Edgar the Peaceful's 973 coronation, the content of the royal ceremony has remained largely the same
The images were taken with the immensely powerful Inouye Solar Telescope, which could shed light on some of the sun’s more confounding secrets
Nuthatches prefer to check the facts before they 'retweet' chickadees' alerts
A new Gallup poll suggests that even in the digital age, libraries remain an important fixture in communities across the country
The women's suffrage activist lived in the house from 1833 to 1839
The additions include dolls with no hair, prosthetic limbs and vitiligo
Around 200 boxes recovered from the building have been deemed "very much salvageable," but they represent only a "fraction" of the museum's collection
A new study gives scientific backing to an old adage—and suggests that stress might affect the human body in dramatic ways
The antiquated technique used to produce antivenom requires injecting venom into horses and this new method may someday remove that step from the process
Originally observed by citizen scientists, the unusual light show might help researchers better understand a poorly studied layer of the atmosphere
This is the latest chapter in the long, complex saga of John Demjanjuk, who was accused of participating in Nazi war crimes
A thought-provoking exhibit at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco draws on artifacts from two centuries-old shipwrecks
A new exhibition explores the underlying agenda of seemingly mundane photographs taken by members of the Lord's Resistance Army
A new study suggests eye-catching iridescence isn't just for standing out in a crowd—it can conceal, too
A new tool analysis suggests European Neanderthals migrated east at least twice
Officials will now move forward with an experimental—and controversial—plan
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