The 'Wedgwood Slave Medallion' was the first modern piece of protest jewelry
Thoreau's essay became a cornerstone of 20th-century protest
The Eternal City is always evolving. Now, a new web resource shows how
Some 3,700 years ago, the relatives were given elaborate burials along the coast of British Columbia
A rare chemical reaction strengthens it even today—and that could help threatened coastal communities
Crematoria are too busy, so a new type of business stepped in to make the wait more comfortable
Researchers let two neural networks critique each other to create the images
Camping and cookie sales are just the tip of the iceberg for modern scouts
Your next letter just got more celestial
People have been photographing themselves almost since the dawn of the technology
Longer days, stronger wind and reduced electricity demand helped green energy break double digits for the first time
The two-dollar coins celebrate the nation's 150th anniversary and include a scene with Northern Lights that really glow
Early scientists thought that the perceived qualities of an animal—a lamb’s purity, for instance—could be transmitted to humans in blood form
From the cost of turbines to one U.S. senator's suggestion that "wind is a finite resource"
The Pollution Pod project emphasizes the unequal air quality divide between rich and poor cities
"Greyhound Skyways" would have turned major cities into bustling helicopter hubs
Scientists didn't understand that bacteria caused disease, but then enter Louis Pasteur
Years before "Steamboat Willie," this animated dog hammed it up onscreen
IIIF frees images from the confines of individual websites
Although the Postmaster General was on board with the idea of missile mail, the Navy was ultimately less interested
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