About the size of the human palm, the "Brian" spider can swim and hunt fish
Social media users help scientists figure out how to accurately forecast geomagnetic events
New art exhibit will trace humans' captivation with cats throughout history
Meet Morgan, whose 3-week trek shows anti-poaching efforts could be working
Japanese scientists discovered a microbe that digests one of the most common plastics
Reed Bontecou's groundbreaking photography used a new medium to bring attention to the wounds of war
The Bristol Old Vic’s thunder run hasn’t been used since 1942
It’s all part of a bid to raise awareness of the plight of birds that crash into city buildings
Astronomers recently discovered a wall of galaxies 1 billion light years across, larger than anything else yet identified in the cosmos
Originally scheduled for this month, NASA now plans to launch the probe in 2018
Scientists finally figured out how the tiny aquatic creature opens its mouth to eat
The massive, old trees were hiding in plain sight in the woods of a spectacular mansion
Student protests upended another on-campus symbol of racism and forced labor
Despite the positive intentions behind relocation, conservationists worry that it will hurt the tortoises more than it helps
It’s the costume that launched an entire generation of Jane Austen lovers
A new experiment shows that with a little help, soil on Mars could readily support agriculture
The theremin virtuosa would have been 105 years old today
Soar with Superman or pilot an alien-fighting jet
Parts of the pacific and Indonesia went dark last night as the moon moved directly between Earth and the sun
Italy wants its Neapolitan pizza to be added to Unesco's cultural heritage list
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