A stunt bicyclist named Daniel Canary claims to be the first person to master the trick
A new analysis suggests that Mars' atmosphere was often too thin to support liquid water
In the next four years, U.S. renewable energy development will outpace conventional fuel plants
Severe scurvy and malnutrition set the stage for the fall of La Isabela
With at least 12 dead, today is worse than the day in 1996 when eight people were killed in a storm
An MRI technologist's hobby turns every-day foods into something new and intriguing
Formerly a quarantine island for plague victims and an insane asylum, now you can call this island home
Kids wind up consuming less protein and wasting more milk when skim is all that's on the shelves
Marquez attributed his writing to drawing as a child…and Franz Kafka
A rhea went on the lam in the U.K.—and is far from the first giant, flightless bird to do so
Working on the road? Now there’s an alternative to crowded coffee shops
Researchers in the U.K. have created the first man-made red blood cells of high enough quality to be introduced into the human body
A supernova remnant interacting with interstellar dust could have caused the signals interpreted to be gravitational waves
The LRAD sound cannon has been used to subdue protests, deter pirates and, now, slow down speeding drivers.
Romulus and Remus were 100 years late to the party
But we can’t say for sure whether it's pot that made them that way
From solidifying friendships to driving evil spirits away, legends abound about these sweet dough balls
Islamic extremists from the group Boko Haram have kidnapped 200 girls from a boarding school
Illegal marijuana grow ops use thousands of gallons of water a day
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