Real invisibility cloaks are a long way off, but here's a handy—if somewhat limited—replacement
A new study shows that building a massive levee on Manhattan's Lower East Side could actually be feasible
New data from the Cassini mission shows that the ocean under Titan's ice shell is likely very salty
The competition, now in it's sixth year highlights beautiful images of the sky from around the world
There are 1.1 million Syrian refugees in Lebanon, with another 400,000 expected by the end of the year
The National Archives and Records Administration plans to upload everything it can
One of these facilities recently opened in the US, too
The blankets are only in the experimental phase right now, however
Chicago is selling off some of its vacant lots—but only to current neighbors
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is trying to rejigger Japan's long-standing commitment to pacificism
Since February there have been 544 laboratory-confirmed cases of the disease in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia
Comparing their surface areas side-by-side gives a sense of scale to some of the solar system's inhabitants
Recent archeological digs have found that people lived in the Colosseum during the medieval era
Hurricane Arthur won't be particularly strong, but a storm on Independence Day isn't great news
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences takes the sanctity of its golden trophies very seriously
So far, the finding has only been shown in mice
One species of lichen, genetic sequencing revealed, was many, many, many species
Part art project, part public pool, this artificial oasis will take some effort to get to
These solar-powered benches aren't just made for sitting
The military won't accept people prescribed ADHD medications—but that doesn't mean soldiers aren't using Adderall
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