A new real estate trend has developments planted around working farms. But are these communities sustainable?
Biologist Beth Shapiro offers a guide to the science and ethics of using DNA for de-extinction
They were a craze when they debuted 75 years ago, but have since been replaced by new social norms
On the famous HMS Beagle voyage, painter Conrad Martens depicted the sights along the journey
Letters from our readers
At a laboratory in North Carolina, scientists are working furiously to create a future in which replacement organs come from a machine
Has the original fast-food restaurant finally reached the end of its success?
Mandy Barker didn't have spend too much time on the shores to collect enough debris for her masterpieces
Exploring uncharted territory, neuroscientists are making strides with human subjects who can "talk" directly by using their minds
A wave of Filipino families in Las Vegas is putting a Pacific spin on fried chicken, hot dogs and Sin City itself
The idea is about as science fiction as it gets. But surprising progress in neuroscience has some entrepreneurs ready to press "send"
Hundred of miles about Earth, orbiting satellites are becoming a bold new weapon in the age-old fight against drought, disease and death
With 17,000 solar cells in its wing and tail, the aircraft relies solely on sunshine to keep its motors running
While inventorying the massive archival materials left by the artist, a researcher comes across forgotten works of art
To commemorate the end of the war 150 years ago, here are fascinating locales that remind us of the conflict's sprawling impact
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Now that the ship that the Frenchman took on his 1780 trip to America has been rebuilt, its time to revisit his role in history
These tiny corridors around the world invite you in with their charm and surprising level of bustle
Daniel Beltra's aerial photographs reveal the human impact on nature
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