She drew inspiration from French magazines and colors from Colonial America
The tree on the bank of the River Thames may be 2,000 years old
New research on Neanderthal teeth shows differing gender roles
Move over, real estate—there’s a new bubble in snowdrop bulbs
Craftsmen who built royal tombs enjoyed sick days, designated physicians and rationed medicine—all paid by the state
Climate change deniers, sit back down
The sites include a historic neighborhood in Chicago, a former internment camp in Hawaii and a canyon in Colorado
A drug-resistant bacteria usually found in the gut has infected seven people and contributed to two deaths
Scientists predict fat will join the other primary tastes within ten years
Last year broke records with over 292 million visits
Nepal announces that the Khumbu Icefall, where 16 sherpa were killed last year, is now off-limits
A new algorithm could make it faster and less expensive to develop new painkillers
The artist wanted to convey that "all of your memories are stuck inside your bone marrow" and make them visible
A new study shows that black garden ants have a relatively meticulous protocol for when nature calls
A Madagascar cave is packed with the bones of extinct species
The lights fool human brains and camera eyes
The discovery makes sense: Mollusks use these teeth to excavate rocks while they feed
New approach offers “vaccine-like” protection against HIV
The world may be noisier than ever but one scientist warns that our attempts to blot out the sound may cost us dearly
Americans are still skeptical about some aspects of space travel
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