The National Museum of American History recovers sound from recordings that have been silenced for over a century
The last thing a pasta-loving pregnant lady with a sweet tooth wants to hear is that she should cut out carbs
"We were travelers. It was in our blood, and the idea that we would ever stop traveling just because we had kids never sat well with us"
Cambridge University is digitizing its collection of works by Newton and other revolutionary scientists of the past
You Are Umasou has to be one of the cutest dinosaur films ever, and one of the strangest
Harvard scientists examine the science behind mixology and may help you build a better cocktail
Jack Dempsey boasted he could tear apart a robot opponent "bolt by bolt and scatter its brain wheels and cogs all over the canvas"
Not all photographers are ethical about where they shoot their photos
At more and more restaurants you'll be ordering your meals on a tablet at your tabletop. Will we miss waiters?
It is nearly impossible to find anything on the Internet when you have only a phonetic spelling from a foreign language
Would Chesley Sullenberger really want to be FAA Administrator?
It's not just science fiction—dinosaurs have already been in space twice
Human evolution T-shirt, necktie, coloring book and board game are just a few of the hominid-themed gifts you can give your loved ones this holiday season
The son of Charles Darwin, a scientist in his own right, knows where the true secret to success lies
In an attack against a Cape fur seal, a great white shark's advantage comes down to physics
This week, see a holiday performance, talk to a bird expert, meet a pair of Native artists, and attend a jazz concert
As a young man, Paul Morphy vanquished eight opponents simultaneously while effectively blindfolded
Longfellow made the patriot’s ride to Lexington legendary, but the story of Revere’s earlier trip to Portsmouth deserves to be retold as well
Some directors make more movies than others. A lot more
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