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Thu Mar 19
Scientists Say This 600-Year-Old Grape Seed Is 'Genetically Identical' to Modern Varieties Used to Make Pinot Noir
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In a First, the World's Most Expensive and Volatile Substance—Antimatter—Traveled by Truck
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Vivid Dreams Might Be Key to Feeling Well Rested When You Wake Up, According to a New Study
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Nine Black College Students Were Arrested in 1961 for Reading at a Segregated Public Library. Their Contributions to the Civil Rights Movement Have Long Been Overlooked
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The Real Story Behind Abigail Adams' 'Remember the Ladies' Letter
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This Spellbinding Exhibition Explores How Ancient Cultures Used Magic to Navigate Life's Challenges
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NASA Aims to Launch the World's First Planet-Hopping Spacecraft Powered by Nuclear Fission
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See the Stunning 171-Year-Old Sketch That Helped Put Yosemite on the Map
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Archaeologists Discover an Intact Cannonball From the Battle of the Alamo—One Day Before the Pivotal Conflict's 190th Anniversary
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Scientists Capture the First Known Footage of Sperm Whales Headbutting, a Long-Debated Behavior That Inspired 'Moby-Dick'
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In One of the Wettest Places on the Planet, Indigenous People Build Bridges and Ladders Out of Living Tree Roots
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How a Small Winter Flower Has Attracted Droves of Admirers—and Offers a Symbol of Resilience
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A New Nail Polish Might Someday Solve Touch Screen Struggles for Users With Long Fingernails
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Archaeologists Are Mystified by These 2,000-Year-Old Bodies Found Seated Upright and Facing West in France
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A Bronze Age Loom Sheds New Light on Mediterranean Textile Practices
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Archaeologists Unearth More Than 40,000 Pieces of Pottery That Ancient Egyptians Used Like Scrap Paper
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This Critically Endangered Bird's Song Was About to Disappear. Scientists Saved It by Recruiting Some Wild Vocal Tutors
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Scientists May Have Discovered a New Type of Planet Beyond the Solar System. The Catch? It Smells Like Rotten Eggs
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A History of Momo, the Dumpling That Defines Nepali Cuisine
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Archaeologists Identify Traces of Children's Fingerprints Still Visible on Clay Beads Created 15,000 Years Ago
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Seeing Life Differently: Navigating Geographic Atrophy with Resilience
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Platypus Hair Shares a Puzzling Feature With Bird Feathers, Adding to the Egg-Laying Mammal's List of Unusual Characteristics
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Finland Is Named the Happiest Country in the World for the Ninth Year in a Row
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This Suspected Meteorite Tore Through the Roof of a Suburban Houston Home
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These Mesmerizing Waterfalls Flow Only Every Few Years. See the Rare Marvel Now in Southwest Utah
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A New Book of Toni Morrison's University Lectures, Now Collected for the First Time, Shares Some of the Legendary Novelist's Most Important Lessons
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These Stunningly Detailed 3D Images of Ants Showcase the Remarkable Diversity Across Their Species
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Humans and Animals Often Like the Same Mating Calls, Supporting a 150-Year-Old Observation by Charles Darwin
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Popular Lore Claims That William Howard Taft Got Stuck in a Bathtub. New Research Sheds Light on the Legend's Forgotten Origins
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These Historic Snuffboxes Associated With 18th-Century Monarchs Were Stolen in a Shocking Heist. Now, They're Back on Public Display
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Contrary to Popular Belief, Some Doodle Crossbred Dogs May Have More Behavioral Problems Than Their Purebred Parents
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Archaeologists Unearth Traces of a Mysterious Medieval City That Was Abandoned Under Puzzling Circumstances Hundreds of Years Ago
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See Ramses II's Intricately Decorated Coffin and Rare Treasures From His Reign at This New Immersive Exhibition
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This High School Student Invented a Filter That Eliminates 96 Percent of Microplastics From Drinking Water
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See the 2,500-Pound Bronze Bison as They Arrive at Their New, Permanent Place at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History
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View Australia’s Wonderful Wildlife, Including Kangaroos, Koalas and Crocs, With These 15 Photographs
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Humans May Have Transported Live Parrots Over the Andes Mountains Along Sophisticated Trade Routes Before the Rise of the Inca Empire
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Scientists Make a Major Breakthrough in Solving a Hair-Raising Mystery About Static Electricity
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European Hedgehogs' Hearing Might Be Attuned to Ultrasonic Sounds. The Discovery Could Help Scientists Save the Declining Species
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At the Colosseum, New Marble Slabs Mark Where Towering Columns Stood Thousands of Years Ago
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Alien Life Could Look Nothing Like What We Expect. Here's How Microbes Beyond Earth Might Live Without Liquid Water
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