Debate over when the Anthropocene began is starting to narrow in on a few dates — 1610, when the Old World met the New, is one promising candidate
Controversy surrounds the recent announcement of a re-discovered ancient settlement in the jungles of Central America
A proposed test would have computer programs not only pick out what is in a photo but what is happening
Researchers in the Brazilian rainforest describe a previously undocumented species of titi monkey whose habitat faces man-made threats
A re-examination of a cave find indicates that the early human species sported eagle talons like some kind of prehistoric punk rockers
A new exhibition showcases the Sunset Strip's "rock 'n' roll billboards"
Grains of silica from Saturn’s magnetosphere likely came from Enceladus and may mean the moon has hydrothermal vents
Rome blocks the remake from filming at the historic stadium
One of the earliest arthropods was giant, weird-looking—and played a big role in the course of evolutionary history
Not a bad re-entry after months on the International Space Station
The whaling industry killed nearly 3 million for their oil, researchers estimate. But the true total is likely higher.
Apes don’t have this problem — if they know the answer to a puzzle, they’ll do it, regardless of what their friends might think
What better way to hail the female trailblazers of the bench than miniaturizing them into tiny toys?
Officials can’t figure out who’s behind a bizarre rash of animal mutilations in California’s capital
A major Australian study debunks homeopathy—again
New data analysis suggests that the Milky Way may be 50-percent larger than previously believed
Newly uncovered “sugar papers” reveal that the sugar lobby played a major role in 1970s dental public health policies
Chameleons' secret involves tiny crystals under their skin
We don’t really know why it happens, but at least there is a term for it
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