In the millennia since Edgar the Peaceful's 973 coronation, the content of the royal ceremony has remained largely the same
The images were taken with the immensely powerful Inouye Solar Telescope, which could shed light on some of the sun’s more confounding secrets
Nuthatches prefer to check the facts before they 'retweet' chickadees' alerts
A new study gives scientific backing to an old adage—and suggests that stress might affect the human body in dramatic ways
The antiquated technique used to produce antivenom requires injecting venom into horses and this new method may someday remove that step from the process
Originally observed by citizen scientists, the unusual light show might help researchers better understand a poorly studied layer of the atmosphere
A new study suggests eye-catching iridescence isn't just for standing out in a crowd—it can conceal, too
A new tool analysis suggests European Neanderthals migrated east at least twice
Officials will now move forward with an experimental—and controversial—plan
Authorities are trying to reduce the number of big crowds as China celebrates the Lunar New Year
Threats to the semi-aquatic, egg-laying mammals demand action, experts say
Last month, a team unveiled a bronze statue honoring the feline, who launched on a suborbital mission in 1963
They took up to 130 minutes to bake, but the cookies could help scientists make future space missions a little more palatable
Researchers concluded she was murdered by someone who forced a blade into her chest from behind
The new species is the oldest Allosaurus described yet and was a top predator of its time
The Roman statesman launched a rescue mission when Vesuvius erupted but lost his life in the process
Encouraged by wet and hot conditions, male funnel-webs spiders are venturing out to find mates
Media outlets have likened the sound to a "brief groan," a "long, exasperated 'meh' without the 'm,'" and "rather like 'eeuuughhh'"
The rotting, putrefying bodies flooded with insects, attracted scavengers and devastated local plants and microbes
Tardigrades are known for their resilience, but a new study shows they can’t bear hours in the heat
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