Archaeologists at Tintagel uncover walls and artifacts from a Dark Ages complex likely used by local kings
The invasive emerald ash borer is threatening the forests where Rawlings and Louisville Sluggers come from, putting the bats in jeopardy
Tour the Red Planet without the risk of a multi-million dollar crash
A powerful X-ray unveiled one of the painter’s rough drafts
Brighton's West Pier comes back to life...as a crazy vertical viewing tower
From rising temperatures and ocean levels to record greenhouse gas levels, 2015 was a rough year for planet Earth
It's a hard case to crack
The petroglyph was made 5,000 years ago
Americans will buy more bottled water than soda for the first time ever in 2016
A forensic artist has recreated the face of a woman alive 3,700 years ago
Gray squirrels, raccoons and crayfish were among the prohibited species
Moon Express will head to Earth’s nearest neighbor in 2017
The man who designed the Nazi concentration camps switched easily between recording domestic life and mass murder
But <i>Ocean’s 11</i>, this isn’t
Climate change could decimate the iconic tree for future generations
The enigmatic Double Eagles are anything but trinkets
Tsai Ing-wen is also setting up new programs and implementing laws to guarantee basic rights for native inhabitants
If it is simply held in the wrong way, the priceless artifact could crumble to pieces
Journey to the Center of Earth
The area is full of rare metals, but a new study shows it's a hub for deep-sea diversity, too
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