The project isn’t the enormous high-speed rail alternative that Elon Musk orginialy proposed, but it is close
The practice is relatively new and touches on complicated legal and ethical issues
Dorothy McKibbin coordinated entry of all people and property to the Los Alamos site
The internet-connected meters provide nearly real-time feedback on water use
3D light projections recreate a pair of statues destroyed by the Taliban
Wild animals escaped a Tibilisi, Georgia zoo when their enclosures were destroyed
"Are you there, Rosetta? It's me Philae"
Today, three billion people speak Indo-European langauges
The canyon likely didn't exist in time to be a hang out for giant lizards
Forget the cheese and charcuterie
The outermost ring is dark and dusty
It’s like humanoid robots have ended adolescence — awkward clumsiness abounds
Spoiler alert: desire for freshness, fear of food poisoning play a role
Scientists aren’t quite sure why mold comes in so many colors
That's why simply grabbing a prize is so deceptively difficult
The first edition of 34,000 figurines sold out in 72 hours
All you need is an Instagram photo and an algorithm
Science confirms that the best way to build a campfire really is the best way to build a campfire
Observations over 17 years show this isn’t just an experiment for the apes
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