A good pair of running shoes could help you escape the formidable beast, study finds
Using millions of photos and documents, researchers will reconstruct life on the ISS to see how visitors interact with their tools and each other
Potentially still live, the incendiary device has been moved to a safe location to be neutralized
Cute as a button, the Int-Ball is taking over astronauts’ photographic duties
Maggie L. Walker fought segregation her whole life in the former capital of the Confederacy. Now her statue towers over the Virginia city
If researchers can confirm their identity, the long-lost crewmembers may finally receive a proper burial
Two hundred years after her death, Bath hasn't forgotten about Jane Austen
The manned exploration in 1986 brought back the first high-quality images of the ship since it sank
Two years after its fly-by, NASA releases maps and videos made with data from New Horizons
Union Colonel Robert Gould Shaw led the legendary 54th Massachusetts Regiment, one of the first official black military units in the United States
The Stanford professor investigated the mathematics of curved surfaces, writing many groundbreaking papers
Social media users have compared the honey-loving bear to Chinese President Xi Jinping
Sister Parish is credited with creating American country style, a recognizable and quirky mix of old and new
A new text messaging service lets users explore the museum’s vast collection
Nothing was ready. But by the end of the first week, more than 100,000 people had visited
The centennial of his birth offers galleries and critics the opportunity to reconsider one of America's most famous painters
Only the boiling away of Earth's oceans could bring about the extinction of these tiny water bears
Many of the 5,000 year-old skeletons measured 5' 9'' or longer, making the Neolithic humans exceptionally tall for that period
It is the first time that a wild cat has been observed "adopting" another species—but the interaction may not have a happy end
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