This week, learn more about the Tuskegee Airmen, test your Olympic trivia and learn how to care for your heirlooms
Cracking the Code of the Human Genome
Researchers have encoded a book, including pictures and an accompanying computer program, in DNA
Dome-headed dinosaurs dramatically reshaped their skulls. How does this affect how we count dinosaur species?
This new research reveals how little we know about the brain and how it affects our daily lives
With her magazine, the longtime editor sold sex as well as the latest, often provocative fashions
The latest research on the "Do babies have an innate moral compass?" question indicates that no, they do not
This year is shaping up to be among the warmest on record—not only in the United States but worldwide. Here are a few of the hottest hotspots
Droplets of food coloring and an exotic species of Indian ant made for a stunning set of photographs
A new molecule originally developed to fight cancer looks to be a promising compound in the search for a male contraceptive
In 2050, Airbus hopes to fly you around in a see-through jet shaped like a bird skeleton, with morphing seats, spa treatments, and virtual entertainment
An exceptional ankylosaur preserves the position of ancient armor
Researchers have released the largest 3-D map of the sky with plans for further research into dark energy, quasars and the evolution of large galaxies
Could the hefty neck of Carnotaurus explain why this dinosaur had puny arms?
Meet the historians who pioneered scholarship of retro-futurism
A sudden shift seen off the coast of Svalbard demonstrates how the world's ecosystems will be reformed by persistent climate change
A half-century ago, a U.S. military test lit up the skies and upped the ante with the Soviets
Archaeologists are excavating hundreds of skeletons from the boggy swamps, and the remains belong to men who all sacrificed around the time of Christ
As these luminaries will attest, there's a lot more to Julia than Beef Bourguignon
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