They were meant to prepare soldiers for gruelling conditions on the frontlines of Belgium and France
The 'Sultana' was only legally allowed to carry 376 people. When its boilers exploded, it was carrying 2,300
Scientists use chemistry to account for an astonishing phenomenon
Edward Whymper had tried seven times to reach the top of the Matterhorn. He made it on the eighth try–at great cost
Researchers have been barking up the same tree for over 20 years
The stream of raw images include new pictures of the strange hexagonal storm swirling around its north pole
Kennedy recorded his impressions of a formative trip through post-War Europe
Researchers are using GPS-enabled coconuts to monitor currents to determine if three men could have survived a 1962 escape from "The Rock"
The spacecraft is out of contact as it begins a series of dramatic orbits between Saturn and its rings
New analysis on bone and and tooth fragments will allow researchers to learn more about the ill-fated crew
Did mother-of-pearl clouds stoke a painter's angst?
The find could lead to new techniques for breaking down our ever-growing plastic waste
<i>Skyglow</i> allows you to revel in an increasingly rare sight: a starry night
It’s as kooky as you might imagine
The l'Aigle meteorite fall involved more than 3,000 pieces of rock and numerous witnesses, and it changed everything
Experts have long voiced concerns about origins of the portrait
A 35-foot obelisk in memory of a white supremacist uprising is no more
Using data from Google Street View, researchers created an interactive map that measures tree density on city streets
The Flores hobbits' ancestor may have ventured out of Africa much earlier than previously thought
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