A huge deposit of manganese nodules beneath the Atlantic might be a potential source of highly prized rare earth metals
A tiny prototype developed at MIT marks one of the first steps into a world where we’ll never need an Allen wrench again
The recovery of a tiny fish signals good news for area waterways and proof that, when heeded, protective measures can make a difference
Special video effects shows more than an hours worth of seagull flight as curling paths
Warm weather has drawn at least one bear out of hibernation and in search of food
New study uses “synthetic fossils” to store data for the ages
Genuine Pollacks really are distinguishable from random splatters of paint—there's now software to prove it
Recent genetic analysis shows that penguins can’t taste sweet or bitter, and scientists think sub-zero temps may be to blame
One eccentric French man wants to take the guilt out of gas with a tablet designed to make farts smell like flowers, ginger or chocolate
Scientists hope the rebooted Large Hadron Collider could find supersymmetric particles—the next frontier of particle physics
Four baby stars, still gestating in their parental gas cloud, move together - for now at least
Scientists hope the discovery of 1,500-year-old grape seeds may help resurrect the historically famous “Wine of the Negev”
Despite what furniture stores and car dealerships tell you, officially, we’re really just celebrating George Washington’s birthday
One of his slaves fled to New Hampshire to escape becoming a wedding present
The rest of the tips are even farther from any sort of modern scientific basis
The car's 15 mile-per-hour speed limit keeps things safe
At some point, the data indicates, more people in prison doesn’t translate to fewer crimes
Teachers’ unconscious beliefs in the aptitude of boys over girls come out when grading math tests
A survey of prospective homebuyers reverses certain stereotypes about gendered desires
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