Scientists discover alternative to cancer-causing chemicals that give red fireworks their color.
Dissolve, ferment, enjoy
The museum will be the first of its kind in the U.S.
A German tourist spotted the bottle, which had been intended to measure deep ocean currents
Researchers find high levels of mercury and selenium in plants and animals along the Colorado River
Fisheries managers are already struggling with low water and disease brought by warmth
The National Zoo's newborn panda twins are practically miracles.
The grisly tunes deliberately pull on emotions to discourage crime
The feeling of being watched makes human change their behavior, even if it comes from a poster.
The mine will operate on land in the Book Cliffs area
Glacial calving creates monster icebergs
The less empathetic someone is, the less likely they are to yawn back.
As online gaming is so popular in China, it’s changing the way people talk.
The innovation comes out of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The temple of Baalshamin was over 2,000 years old
People really wanted to believe there were 13 million pounds of gold there for the taking
Treasure hunters have searched for it since the end of World War II, but it may have never existed in the first place
Fossilized feces are always interesting, and researchers may have just found an extra special example
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