The new non-hormonal pill was 99 percent effective at preventing pregnancy in mice
Researchers uncovered two standing stones featuring anthropomorphic carvings and a model of a "desert kite" used to trap wild gazelles
When the museum opened last year, industry leaders and donors expressed disappointment at what they saw as a stunning omission in the exhibition content
The natural history museum will chronicle the story of the universe and life on Earth with a focus on the Arabian Peninsula's flora and fauna
France’s culture ministry describes the finding as being “of remarkable scientific quality”
Locals can use a new feature on the state's 511 app to claim and report carcasses to wildlife officials
Exposing the dough to high-pressure gasses can create a similar rise as fermentation
An image generated through artificial intelligence lacked the "human authorship" necessary for protection
Located in downtown Los Angeles, LA Plaza Cocina is the first institution of its kind in the U.S
A new documentary tells the tale of a suburban New Mexico couple who allegedly stole the artwork just to hang it behind their bedroom door
The vegetable could provide fresh leafy greens to astronauts' diet while providing a new way to transport and consume medications in the cosmos
The battery-free devices could be used to gather environmental data over long distances and provide insights into an ecosystem's health
One of the artist’s "Shot Marilyns," the sage blue silkscreen could become one of the most expensive 20th-century paintings ever sold at auction
The proposal passed on a 3–1 vote, and the public will now have around 60 days to submit comments
A new study reveals apes have distinct and flexible 'vocal personalities,' opposed to a fixed repertoire of calls
Tools and pieces of the clay earth pigment found in northern China date to about 40,000 years old, and introduce new theories about early human migration
The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion cleared a six-month backlog of mail while stationed in Europe in 1945
The exhibition probes the paradoxes of Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux's "Why Born Enslaved!," the most famous depiction of a Black woman in 19th-century art
The 2,000-year-old gold piece, perhaps worn by one of the murderers, could sell for $2 million
The natural satellites are seen in the distant background of the gas giant's portrait
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