Stone and Ballast Point Breweries both created beers made from highly purified waste water
The print was among twenty-one types left behind 130 million years ago
These living leaves could eventually become patches for the human heart
It works—but only for hamsters (and maybe people) traveling east
But it's complicated—and the medical community is not in agreement about the new findings
The first "Flight to the Lights" took 130 skygazers to get up close with the Aurora Australis
The O’Briens have carried on a decades-long love affair with the critters—and each other
It’s a bright idea that just might help humans create solar fuel
Supporters say that the pipeline will bolster job development in the U.S., but opponents worry about the project's environmental impact
Orwell, like thousands around the globe today, struggled with tuberculosis for many years before finally succumbing to the disease
The update includes 12 new cloud-related features, including volatus clouds, contrails, and wave-like asperitas discovered by citizen scientists
George Francis Train traveled around the world three times in his increasingly weird life
For nine months, the troops waited for orders to advance into Jerusalem. And while they waited, they drank
Astronaut Thomas Pesquet captured an image of the volcano's glowing lava
Detailed analysis of dino fossils suggests that <i>Tyrannosaurus</i> and its relatives may be on the wrong side of the tree
From propaganda to experimental cartoons, these films showcase the early days of a national art form
"Context 958" lived a harsh life and died destitute
A few days after a New Zealand river gained the rights of personhood, an Indian court has declared that two heavily polluted rivers also have legal status
New study finds marked differences between the brains of blind and sighted people
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