Fat penguins have a harder time walking than swimming
The agency is looking for creative contributions as it readies its mission to study and sample a near-Earth asteroid
As the driest rainy season in 35 years threatens southern Africa, elephants have become a flashpoint
Ten-foot-tall lemon sculptures herald the Fête du Citron
Your next cup could be filled with New Year's luck
Excavations at “Britain’s Pompeii” are on a roll
The Renaissance scientist set the stage for modern astronomy
Did islanders really experience a catastrophic “collapse” of their own making?
The spunky and eloquent author is dead—but her legacy lives on
Little accent, big debate
The toasty planet’s atmosphere is similar to a gas giant’s
Judges walk out in support of the provocative performance artist
One of the world's deadliest missiles could become a planetary life-saver
“Five-dimensional” data discs could be the future of information storage
New DNA evidence suggests that ancient humans got busy with our stocky Neanderthal cousins much earlier than previously thought
The much-maligned generation has a penchant for vino
Rare fossil may be an ancient relative of the potato
The scientific breakthrough is more than a creepy experiment—one day, it could save lives
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