Viking piracy laid the groundwork for the Danish monarchy
Should colonists on the Red Planet be free from Earth’s influence from the get-go?
Researchers find high levels of mercury and selenium in plants and animals along the Colorado River
The picture shows a collection of figures, none of which have wings
One bag's journey through Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport
Let them eat cake (at a five-star hotel)
It’s the cheapest option yet for choosing the Moon as a final resting place
One of the last remaining luxuries of airplane travel
The 14-acre expansion will feature battles and the Millennium Falcon
Quicksand, food rationing, and embarrassment may have prompted Ike to push for a better highway system
Someday soon, the hot new European vacation spot could have a great view of the planet Earth
ID documents are helping stamp out smuggling for the prized birds
Thanks to global warming, Russia has claimed a new ocean in the Arctic
The interaction of nearby fault lines may lessen ground shaking around some balancing rocks
On the Smithsonian's 175th birthday, a glimpse into the iconic Castle's construction
Thirsty cows + torrid heat = trouble between nations
The world's commercial blueberries all have their roots in New Jersey
Somehow, an inexperienced architect and a mismanaged project still produced one of the world's most iconic buildings
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