Months of work went into creating a model, life-sized dinosaur for experts to dismember and cut open
The popular game helps robots learn real-world skills
Rival versions of the book once vied for American readers
The find includes lessons on pilgrims, math and music
Lots of cooties grow
Boxed slices of wedding cakes from British royals are not-so-edible pieces of history
These microscopic organisms live and die on your face
They typically challenged local a men’s teams to play
SpaceX put a camera in a payload fairing for its Falcon 9 rocket
The cocktail has a surprising, and litigious history
The Cavendish banana is succumbing to a disease that wiped out its predecessor
Researchers spotted the vents nearly 12,500 feet beneath the surface during an expedition mapping the floor of the Pescadero Basin
New regulations require that markets donate extra food or face fines
Parched regions of India depend on women who take on the time-consuming, inconvenient task of obtaining and carrying water
The scientific literature is skimpy and the organ’s biology indicates there might be reasons to abstain
“Fake Willy" nearly drowned on its mission to drive sea lions out of Astoria, Oregon
A conjunction with the sun will cause a two-week pause in commands to NASA Mars missions
As the FDA weighs the merits of a new drug to boost female libido, it's clear this is not a little blue pill for women
Fossils of a squirrel-sized from in eastern Oregon may be related to modern beavers
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