Mosaics have a long history, but this is considered the oldest at the site
A Navajo climber is leading a social media campaign to spread awareness of the indigenous names of peaks
Taken by Jo-Anne McArthur, the photo shows a rescued baby gorilla hugging her caretaker
One engineer says yes
He distinguished himself from other charismatic preachers with his ambition, technological savvy and message of inclusivity
Along with an earth-observing satellite, the company will be testing two of a planned 12,000 internet satellites
Architects are increasingly touting wood as a cleaner alternative to steel, concrete and brick
German artist Markus Brunetti brings a high-tech approach to capturing centuries-old cathedrals
Researchers genetically manipulated bacteria to produce the iridescent colors seen in peacock feathers, butterfly wings
The document, which belonged to James Madison, is one of 200 facsimiles commissioned in the 19th century
Analysis of bronze and sheet metal sculptures reveals how, when and where works were cast
A new program is outfitting places of worship with wireless transmitters and fiber cables
The redesigned permanent exhibition highlights a rotating selection of artifacts spanning 4,000 years of history
The deep sea creatures, which are named after Disney's floppy-eared elephant, use their giant fins for navigation
Bombardier beetles can escape the stomachs of toads by setting off a powerful chemical reaction
Whether you swing arabica or robusta, your coffee can support biodiversity—as long as it's grown in the shade
Though experts deemed it a hoax, the 'Silpho Saucer' created a sensation when it was discovered in the 1950s
Researchers used LiDAR scanning to reveal the sprawling metropolis of Angamuco
Using new imaging techniques, researchers reveal the secrets of the 1902 work "La Miséreuse Accroupie" ("The Crouching Beggar")
Fashion and Textile Museum traces scissors’ role in life and death, fairy tales, crime and punk
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