Seismometers that were placed on the moon during the Apollo program collected data that is being used by physicists today
AMC, Regal, Carmike and Cinemark thumb their nose at Netflix's upcoming sequel to "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"
More than 40,000 migrants have died around the world
Some animals have already been killed on the beach, most likely by stampedes
Bacteria produce the signature smell that truffle-sniffing dogs and pigs pick up on
New climate analysis and a very old canoe help researchers understand how the Polynesians got around
Catching someone else's eye makes us more self conscious about our bodies
In 1945, a decapitation gone awry gave birth to Miracle Mike
The EU's Emphasis Project is designed to detect people manufacturing IED's
The ongoing California drought may, or may not, be due to climate change
Fish, birds, mammals, amphibians and reptiles are disappearing quickly
An Egyptian mummy's skull contains the imprint of blood vessels surrounding its brain
If passed, HR 5204 could introduce widespread fees for entering formerly free public lands
Everyone likes goofy intra-office rivalries, even scientists
Holding a camera at arms length is so passe
36 hikers are feared dead; because of toxic gas, rescue operations have been suspended
Case in point: Today is International Coffee Day as well as National Poisoned Blackberries Day
The 113-year-old copper box is inside a golden lion statue's head
Among other measures that illustrate education barriers, African American girls are twice as likely to be held back a grade
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