After less than a day on the internet, it racked up 60,000 downloads
More realistic simulations of the atmosphere of far-flung planets are helping researchers sort out the best candidates for possible life
Today in 1958, the "Doctor Zhivago" author won the Nobel Prize, but the Soviets made sure he never got it
There's no need to worry: It's unlikely it will blow anytime soon
Named for a unit of atomic particles, this decades-old quirky holiday seeks to raise enthusiasm for chemistry with cakes, crafts and a lot of bad jokes
The newly translated Japanese text offers kernels of advice to warriors who had yet to face battle
They also share an ancestor will all living cats
The recent find was five years in the making
A new report suggests that pollution led to the deaths of nine million people in 2015
Never finished or used, the small theater has been sought for more than a century by archaeologists
A delicacy often exported to European countries, frogs are a tightly regulated commodity in the country
The new law also makes it easier for residents to legally change their sex designation
As a striving college student and recent graduate, letters by the future president depict a man coming to terms with his identity and future
A new study suggests dogs use their facial expressions to communicate
A new exhibit shows that the builders gorged on animals from as far away as Scotland
Bits of Halley's Comet are raining down on Earth, and the show will peak in the wee hours of Saturday morning
It is reportedly the first-ever civil infrastructure project built with a 3-D printer
Many of your car's safety features owe a lot to these inanimate people
The president was in Chicago when he got the news that he needed to make a decision
A combination of habitat loss, pesticide use and climate change may be behind the dramatic three-decade decline
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