New research suggests the monument was first built in Wales then dragged 180 miles to its current location
The five-year wait is over (almost)
The sunken treasure on the Spanish galleon San Jose could be worth up to $17 billion
Rival scientists quickly challenge recently published research about water bears' mysterious genomes
The science behind Dr. Seuss
The public will help direct JunoCam as it twirls past Jupiter next July
Will the city's latest smog crisis spur international action on climate change?
The plane was a casualty of the first phase of the raid that took place on December 7, 1941
Photos and video catch the spectacular events in action
What happened to the Buddha of Nara's famous 'do?
An art installation questions why the CIA is keeping mum about a series of abstract paintings
The unique signs used by people in Philadelphia hint at the history of sign language in the U.S.
Galvanism sought to reanimate the dead—and in doing so provided the impetus for one of literature's most famously frightful books
Helicopters can speed along the harvest, however
Don’t worry, it isn't permanent
The meteor shower peaks next week as comet Catalina gets closer throughout the month
The LISA Pathfinder Probe could help reveal the ripples caused by black holes and supernovae
A chunk of stone may be marked with one of the oldest drawings of a human campsite
Smithsonian Journeys Travel Quarterly: Inca Road
Armed with a backpack and 15 high-res cameras, Google just tackled one of the world's wonders
Massively popular at the time, the Tom Swift books have not aged very well
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