The deadly disease may have been transmitted to humans at least 800 years earlier than previously believed
The island nation's mammal populations have seen a steep decline in the last two decades, with hedgehog numbers decreasing by two-thirds
An Italian magistrate has ordered that the statue, which was discovered in the Adriatic Sea by Italian fishermen, be returned to Italy
After his ashes were interred at Westminster Abbey, a musical composition and "message of hope" were broadcast toward 1A 0620-00, the nearest black hole
Since 1992, the continent has lost more than 3.3 trillion tons of ice, triggering a quarter-inch rise in global sea levels
Engineers have not received any transmissions from the Opportunity rover since Sunday
The site-specific installation by British artist duo Semiconductor revisits the universe’s first moments
"Lost" data from the 1970s helped scientists solve an enduring lunar mystery
A new study compares painted versus photographed depictions of lightning bolts' offshooting branches
New audio recordings by the museum feature roughly 40 instruments, from Ming dynasty lute to the world’s oldest surviving piano
The 30 bundles of £1 and £5 notes were likely stashed away amidst wartime uncertainty
The late activist helped organize the Birmingham marches and educated the disenfranchised about their constitutional rights
The 1938 show celebrated works by German Expressionists, defended artists on world stage
Hunger elicits similar responses as emotions, but it only turns into "hanger" when people are already primed with negative feelings
Survival rates among later Inca cultures was significantly higher. However, the 19th-century soldiers were facing trauma caused by industrial-age warfare
'The Tomb of the Athlete' includes four bodies, a coin, offerings of chicken, rabbit and lamb and strigils, the symbol of Roman sportsmen
Like its hobbit namesake, Odontonia bagginsi is also quite small
The gem, which was was recently bought at auction, was likely found in China in the 1700s and was once owned by Russia's Catherine the Great
A new analysis of the 13-ton red stone pukao show the carvings were likely rolled up ramps to the leaning statues
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