Hints of a dark Nazi history found in Argentina
New research suggests that ozone and nitrogen dioxide can alter allergens, creating more potent immune responses
About a quarter of residents in a small town in Kazakhstan have fallen into a deep sleep for days at a time—and no one knows why
The king’s remains, which were found buried beneath a Leicester parking lot, will be reinterred this week
A programmer has devised a creative “password generation scheme” using <i>A Tale of Two Cities</i>
Creases, ridges, folds and "delaminated buckles" are all different forms of wrinkling
The huge rhino-like animal and trunked llama-like animal posed a mystery until now
But the good news is that summer will be that much longer thanks to some peculiarities in how the Earth moves
Streaming revenues surpass CD revenues for the first time ever
In a word: corporations
As they orbited the earth, a satellite and an astronaut captured another side of the sun's disappearing act
One of the newest training techniques used by falconers could eventually help conservation efforts to save the birds’ prey
Pumping water out of aquifers at the rate we do doesn’t just threaten the water supply, it also exacerbates the effects of climate change
Only a handful of animal populations are well counted — leaving researchers in the dark about how threatened the others are
Forget eye strain—too much time indoors could cause myopia
The world is disproportionately filled with beetles—now, a new study suggests that’s because few species have ever been wiped out
New analysis shows that interests are local, not global
New research suggests the Mesoamerican civilization was responsible for first cultivating the hermaphrodite version of the plant favored by growers
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