Construction workers uncovered the tasty trove while excavating its foundations
Is it time to bid brown toast farewell?
An unusual rock in a cave inhabited by Neanderthals in Croatia suggests the hominids may have picked up interesting stones
A new, ultra-fast camera recorded the phenomenon for the first time
Meet the 2017 Newbery, Caldecott and Printz award winners
The new Arctic apples take weeks (rather than minutes) to turn brown
Analysis of the 5,300-year-old mummy's stomach contents shows he ate dry-cured meat from a mountain ibex
Because cultural preservation never goes out of fashion
Among other things, Robeson transformed one of history’s most famous showtunes into a protest song
A Dutch fleet stuck in the ice. A group of French soldiers sent to capture it. What could go wrong?
The baby was produced through a controversial technique that requires implanting a fertilized nucleus into a donor egg
A $7.5 million grant program will fund 39 projects in over 20 states
Never in modern memory has the Earth's surface and sea temperature been so high
In Baltimore, they’re keeping the tradition of visiting Edgar Allan Poe’s grave for his birthday—but without the mystery
The mysterious substance may suck gas from the galaxies—and a gasless galaxy is a dead galaxy
She was an American DJ who served six years in prison for her wartime radio broadcasts from Japan
New research brings together competing concepts to describe how the mysterious features form
Hunting wiped out wild populations of the scimitar-horned creatures, but breeding programs are helping them make a comeback
Once thought to be a rare condition, some forms of synesthesia may be fairly common
Coups, clairvoyants, invisible ink
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