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William Seward Burroughs (no, not that one) was the first man to invent a commercially practical calculator
A peculiar Russian monument praises the scientific achievements of a tiny mammal
The original artmobile cruised through the state between 1953 and 1994, carrying immensely valuable masterworks in tow
You could say the first Mayo Clinic was a dance hall that had been converted into a makeshift field hospital
A genetic study shows how wild Kazakhstan apples dispersed by traders combined with other wild species to create today's popular fruit
DNA analysis helps untangle the species behind a jumble of bone fragments
A computer simulation shows that diluting whiskey brings flavor molecules to the surface, improving the aroma and taste of the tipple
As ice melts, the Pacific walruses are losing their icy resting platforms
"The Sands," currently on view at Essex Flowers, projects elaborate creations in a physically empty space
It may offer a frosty relic from the beginning of the ice age
It has yet to receive any bids
A new study has uncovered the enzymatic pathways that allow 'shrooms to make psilocybin
Taney, the fifth chief justice of the Supreme Court, wrote the majority opinion in the infamous Dred Scott case
The latest shipment to the station includes some frozen goodness for the crew
On a converted barge, the Floating Museum reflects on Chicago's industrial past and cultural present
The team at Google is using neural networks to create tools that they hope will inspire and channel creativity
It might seem like collective madness today, but the mechanisms for trying witches in England were enshrined in law
It's just like regular ice cream–with a few big differences
Workers uncovered two rooms of Greenwich Palace while building a visitors center at the Old Royal Naval College in London
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