But will the Great Garuda project be enough to save a sinking city?
A research team is teaching artificial minds to imitate and innovate like kids do during play
Many parts of the 2,000-year-old-site are off-limits because of Vetnam-era cluster bombs
Included as exfoliators in many common soaps and cosmetics, microbeads now pollute waterways worldwide
Some art experts, however, are skeptical
Albany, Lexington, Boston and Tallahassee are all promoting the giving spirit
Admit it. You're among their ranks.
The public will help direct JunoCam as it twirls past Jupiter next July
What happened to the Buddha of Nara's famous 'do?
The LISA Pathfinder Probe could help reveal the ripples caused by black holes and supernovae
Smithsonian Journeys Travel Quarterly: Inca Road
Armed with a backpack and 15 high-res cameras, Google just tackled one of the world's wonders
Massively popular at the time, the Tom Swift books have not aged very well
An analysis of roughly 38,000 high-school senior portraits shows Americans’ frowns turning upside down
Tiny interactive displays use lasers to create touchable plasma
Pucker up: Thanksgiving (and plenty of cranberry sauce) is almost here
Blue Origin's ship cruised to the edge of space and back in a mere 11 minutes
These books encourage reading by doubling as subway tickets
Innovation has never looked so pretty
Once again, researchers get creative in a yearly dance competition to explain their Ph.D. thesis work
Demonstrations around the world have already begun in the days leading up to the Paris climate summit
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