Early scientists thought that the perceived qualities of an animal—a lamb’s purity, for instance—could be transmitted to humans in blood form
From the cost of turbines to one U.S. senator's suggestion that "wind is a finite resource"
The Pollution Pod project emphasizes the unequal air quality divide between rich and poor cities
"Greyhound Skyways" would have turned major cities into bustling helicopter hubs
Scientists didn't understand that bacteria caused disease, but then enter Louis Pasteur
Years before "Steamboat Willie," this animated dog hammed it up onscreen
IIIF frees images from the confines of individual websites
Although the Postmaster General was on board with the idea of missile mail, the Navy was ultimately less interested
In just a few hours, these tiny crawlers can eat more than their weight in food
Floating on a lake over a collapsed coal mine, the power station in Anhui province can produce 40 megawatts of energy
Last week, for the first time, a lawyer testified in court on behalf of abused pit bulls
Adeline Gray was just 24, but she was already an experienced parachutist and a trained pilot
Before the technology to reliably freeze water existed, the first rinks used pig fat and salts
As countries grow richer, light pollution gets worse–but some are fighting to change that
The shoes’ manufacturers harvest harmful algal blooms and turn the goo into footwear
Will the Electron usher in a new era for satellites?
But potential owners are required to transform the properties into tourist-friendly sites
Margarine or butter? The question has deep roots, and you shouldn't even ask it in Wisconsin
The nation plans to decommission its five nuclear plants and invest in renewables
It was what's called a "prophetic patent"—one that isn't real yet
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