The commemorative quilt weighs 54 tons and spans 1.2 million square feet
The process, called enhanced weathering, could remove 2 billion tons of CO2 from the air while fertilizing soil
Agriculture and fossil fuels drive a surge in global emissions of the powerful greenhouse gas
The wireless, lightweight and steerable device expands the possibilities for miniature cameras
Non-invasive survey reveals traces of Iron Age religious structures, early medieval royal residences
The impressively efficient flight was recorded during a new study of the giant scavenger’s aerial prowess
The family of Lynne Olver, the librarian who launched the online portal in 1999, needs help keeping her legacy alive
Psychologists explain why the disconnect between expectations and reality is both amusing and uncomfortable
The Peristera, a cargo vessel loaded with thousands of amphorae, sank in the Aegean Sea around 500 B.C.
Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn will be visible during the early morning hours on July 19
An analysis of ancient tooth enamel suggests the enigmatic ancients were immigrants, not invaders
Scientists are re-engineering llama antibodies to neutralize the virus
83 hot dogs might be the human limit—but only after specific training to stretch the stomach
The WindowSwap project provides a virtual travel opportunity for those sheltering in place amid the COVID-19 pandemic
Archaeologists say the objects' grooves evoke the hips and the narrowing of the neck around the shoulders
Combined, the three states accounted for nearly 20 percent of the world's new cases on earlier this week
The whale was seen thousands of miles south of its usual habitat, the farthest south the species has ever been seen
The new moniker will incorporate the Mashpee Wampanoag name for the region: Patuxet
Just about 400 of the whales survive in the wild, and they continue to die at an alarming rate
The Spanish conquistador's home stood on the site of the razed royal residence
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