Generations of monkeys had tried and failed a classic test of intelligence, but the fault may have been in the way humans thought of the test
Marian Anderson performed as the fortuneteller Ulrica in Verdi’s Un Ballo in Maschera
The 1918 flu pandemic gets all the headlines, but the malady is thought to have first appeared in the 16th century—and possibly earlier
The Art of Saving a Life is connected to a fundraising effort for an international group working to eradicate disease through vaccinations
A long-standing myth obscures the truth behind the Americanization of some European names
Because the Earth is rotating more slowly than the tick of our atomic clocks, says the International Earth Rotation Service
NASA has made a set of travel posters themed to exoplanets while a nonprofit searches for life among them
In the quest to avoid being eaten, some fish took a leap into the open air
The film inspired paleontologists to discover the truth about dinos, including whether raptors were social hunters
A newly proven method can pinpoint the age of stars with at least 90% accuracy
Two species of mosquitos have interbred, giving rise to hybrids that can resist the most potent weapons used against them
Two famous inventors, one glass tube and a museum mystery
It is only the 15th albino dolphin sighting recorded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Historians in Boston have just cracked open a brass box originally buried in 1795 by Paul Revere and Samuel Adams
The rhinovirus that most commonly causes colds likes chillier temperatures, where the host's immune system doesn't fare so well
Amateur explorers used ultra-high resolution satellite images to help search for the grave of one of the world’s most powerful rulers
The mega Earth-mover is hard at work digging a coal mine in Russia
Working inconsistent hours is bad for your health, according to researchers who studied 75,000 U.S. nurses
Scientists have sequenced the genome of the world’s oldest-living mammal in search of the keys to longevity
This year, he bought it for $37,500—which he considered cheap
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