Despite Eliot’s assertions to the contrary, the letters point to a passionate love between the duo
Scientists baked volcanic minerals in a box furnace to model how quickly lava ages on the planet’s harsh surface
The viral infection may have made its first hop into humans when large cities arose
Keepers are gradually introducing Athena, who made her debut at the zoo in December, to fellow two-toed sloth Vlad. Sparks have not flown—yet
The damaged drawing was hidden on the back of a clay cuneiform tablet
The clay figures are part of the vast subterranean army built to protect the formidable emperor Qin Shi Huang in the afterlife
The famed Copper Age mummy's bowstring is the world's oldest known specimen
The genetically modified crop could help combat the country’s vitamin A deficiency
This once-lost copy of "A Problem in Greek Ethics" is only the sixth of its kind
This is the third time that such a declaration has been made since the conflagrations began last year
The nocturnal insect might flash its reflective spots at a potential mate
A new study reaffirms that two debated dinosaur fossils named Jane and Petey weren’t a separate species
Authorities say the blaze was likely started by floating lanterns illegally released into the sky on New Year's Eve
The group is seeking one million images in order to create a high-quality reconstruction
After 95 years of exclusivity, these films, books and compositions are now free for use by everyone
By the end of her mission in February, Koch will have spent 328 days in space
He Jiankui faced backlash immediately after announcing the twins’ birth late last year
A lack of festive atmosphere isn't the only issue; the city's snowless New Year's points to the serious effects of climate change on Russia
Behold the first evidence of tool use in seabirds
But critics have raised concerns that the museum makes light of alcohol abuse
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