A vote that could change the direction of Scotland's future is a little over a week away
Saturn's F ring is a little moon factory
More than 600 people died in the August 3 Yunnan earthquake
Our minds are less particular about the source of comfort when we are craving contact with others
The two ships disappeared in 1846 during a British expedition trying to map the Northwest Passage
The CDC reports that patients with the respiratory disease are showing up in hospitals across the country
If school breaks were really scheduled around farming needs, then kids would be in the classroom during the summer months
Underneath a park in Helsinki, Finland is a lake used to cool buildings in the city
The Earth's biosphere may be absorbing less carbon than it used to
The ring-shaped complex could have been used as a military training ground
The army’s new laser cannon is controlled with an Xbox controller
Preserved peach pits reveal the origins of this sweet fruit
Pursuing relationships to forward your career aspirations triggers a sense of moral disgust
"Miracle water" wets some of California's dried streams
Author Margaret Atwood's new book became the first to go into the century-long time capsule project
A small rock from a passing asteroid left a crater in Nicaragua
With a teacher, Goffin cockatoo learn to use new tools more quickly
The long-running carbon dioxide monitoring program got a $500,000 grant from the Schmidts
An author and a scientist claim to have proven the identity of the notorious 19th century killer, but others say the evidence is lacking
If it seems like there's a technological fix, people lose interest in helping
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