The Lava Center is surrounded by three volcanoes
Mathew Brady and the photographers he hired were the first to photograph a war zone
Early reading just got a lot more glamorous
Thomas Midgley Jr.'s inventions have had an outsize impact—not all of it good—on humankind
Once-forested lands are being used in money laundering operations
It is not nearly as formidable as its namesake
The gelatin-scaffold ovary could one day help restore endocrine function in young cancer patients and treat infertility
Mercedes Williamson’s killer was prosecuted in the absence of a Mississippi state law protecting trans people against hate crimes
Science is leading the charge against copycats
The letter, which had never reached its intended recipient, was found during renovations of a New Jersey home
A mistranslation led to the unusual name of this mathematical concept
The glue, infused with a version of the protein decorin, healed wounds in rats, giving them skin with hair follicles and oil glands instead of scar tissue
Songs, blocks and snack time (and don't forget a nap)
The narwhals were observed using their signature appendages to hit and stun prey
Paint-loaded quadcopters can turn any vertical space into a canvas
Immaculate no more, the island now looks more like a dump than a pristine paradise
When it comes to some of Earth’s smoggiest cities, less dust isn’t necessarily better
Disney created the map with the artist Herb Ryman while trying to secure funds for his theme park
The Institute that licenses MP3 tech recently stopped, but the format that began the digital music era may live on indefinitely
The Delaware Art Museum just put 500 rare documents online
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