Thanks to some musical sleuthing, George W. Chadwick's ode to the now ubiquitous hot sauce brand has been revitalized by the New Orleans Opera
The sphere reflects so much sunlight it can be seen from Earth with the naked eye
It is the first time that scientists have successfully cloned primates using a method known as somatic cell nuclear transfer
A new campaign by historians seeks to bring recognition to the site where the 20th president was shot
The new population could double the known numbers of these oddball creatures
When an ancient supercontinent broke apart the Queensland peninsula may have gotten left behind
Historians pay tribute to the legacy of Naomi Parker Fraley, who died Saturday at 96. In 2015, she was linked, circumstantially, to the We Can Do It poster
A new study has found that 'lateral bias' in cats may be linked to gender
Amateurs and professionals comb snowy landscapes for shards of the exploded meteor
Geophysics, plate tectonics and the vast ocean all determine how severe a tsunami may be
The text sheds light on an unusual Jewish calendar
The 112 letters were written to filmmaker Claude Lanzmann, who had a seven-year relationship with the French philosopher
A new study suggests the virus is found in tiny airborne particles that can be released while breathing
The mouth harp, found in Siberia’s Altai Republic, produces music when you strike or pluck it with a finger
A summer dig unearthed what may be the oldest and largest tomb left behind by the ancient nomadic culture in southern Siberia
Excavations show the settlement of Dhaskalio at the pilgrimage site Keros was a sophisticated urban center
In the Malay Peninsula, researchers compared the vocabulary of the Semaq Beri hunter-gathering population and the Semelai, who are horticulturalists
Christa McAuliffe had planned to teach the lessons during her 1986 trip to space. Now, two astronauts will finally carry out the plan
The author said he was ‘horrified’ to hear about the loss
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