Nativity buffs will also note that the familiar cast of characters relied upon today is not biblically accurate
After orbiting the moon for nearly a year, two satellites are being sent to their deaths
Through surgical means, doctors burn away the parts of the brain that deal with pleasure and motivation.
Our biology may be influencing our decision making when it comes to how we select our leaders
From the Horten Ho 229 to the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, stealth technology has changed a lot
Robotic surgery - commanding a robotic arm to perform delicate surgical tasks - has become more and more popular in medicine
Forget Arnold Schwarzenegger or Tom Brady: the newest robots will take their muscle tone to task
The world can stop freaking out now - Google Maps is back on your iPhone
North Korea's new satellite is out of control, and it could wipe out human's access to space
In 1868, Darwin set out to quantify human emotion in a series of novel experiments, which researchers are recreating today
Thanks to Twitter, even people with no direct contact Great Britain's subjects can bask in its citizen's propensity for weather-related complaint
Too many animals end up on death row, one Australian pet shop says, so their shop will not sell kittens or puppies around Christmas time
How exactly does one prepare for the end of the world?
A new citizen science project lets you in to the beautiful world of Serengeti National Park
The key for trapping carbon lies in the soil, rather than the trees.
For the first time, debris from the comet Wirtanen may cross paths with the Earth
It wasn't until after the war that the U.S. started to really use the dollar
One plans to eat Krispy Kreme donuts arranged in the shape of a 12, because "donuts are awesome"
Simply get elected president, and you'll have a fair chance of some newly discovered creature inheriting your moniker
This trick could help supply cells for studying the mechanisms of neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's
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