A unique language is being born in northern Australia
If researchers could guess the ethnicity, gender or age of a person without having to survey them, they would have a lot more data at their disposal
Thousands crammed into India's telegram offices on Sunday as the 163 year old service shuts down for good
Around 20 baseball players are under investigation for the alleged use of performance enhancing drugs
Women built the Waterloo Bridge, but their contributions were largely lost to history
While the success of your marriage probably has nothing to do with the position of Venus, astrological signs can impact how people feel about things
In a paper in Science, researchers think they may have found a reason for the uptick—water being injected deep into the earth.
But, sadly, they are not genetically altered bees with laser-beam stingers
Three times in the past decade the length of the day has jumped
A category 2 hurricane will make landfall in southeastern China today
Twenty-five years ago this month, the first person ever was convicted of a murder through DNA evidence
Replacing racially charged and aggressive World War II imagery, Smokey the Bear is an iconic character
A park employee posted a video of herself cooking an egg in a covered skillet and inspired many park visitors to try their own culinary science experiment.
If pictures of the furthest reaches of space bore you, never fear, anime characters are here.
Researchers used to believe that the dog population in America had been wiped out by European breeds
In the centuries since Burr shot Hamilton, the duel has inspired some truly funny pop culture references
For the first time, scientists have measured the color of a far off planet
Stretched by the interstellar medium, the Sun's tail stretches far behind us
A bill in the House of Representatives wants to protect the Apollo landing sites. But can it?
This phenomenon is commonly known as watermelon snow, red snow or blood snow
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