Space Nanodiamonds Found to Be Source of Some Cosmic Microwave Radiation
The diamond dust in protoplanetary discs may solve a decades-old astronomical mystery
The V&A Wants Your Help Locating Vintage Mary Quant Designs
The Welsh fashion designer pioneered high street fashion, popularizing bright patterns, miniskirts and hot pants
Could This Sculpted Head Depict a Little-Known Biblical King?
Archaeologists uncovered the enigmatic two-inch head at Abel Beth Maacah, site of an ancient crossroads
Step Into Scotland With Immersive AR App
Portal AR allows users to traverse Britain’s highest peak, roam the halls of Edinburgh Castle and enjoy whiskey at Highlands distillery
Why Rattlesnakes Are Just as Dangerous Dead or Alive
After receiving bite from decapitated Western diamondback, Texas man required 26 doses of antivenom
Netherlands Will Welcome Its First Community of 3D-Printed Homes
Five concrete houses designed to look like “erratic blocks in a green landscape" will populate Eindhoven community
What to Know About This Weekend's Centennial British Suffrage March
About 45,000 women are expected to participate in four-city procession—projected to be one of the largest collective art events in British history
What Dogs Really Think of Your 'Puppy' Voice
Dog-directed speech may improve animals' attention skills and strengthen human-pupper bonds
How Does Your Vision Compare to Other Critters in the Animal Kingdom?
A new review of visual acuity compares the sight of 600 species, from mosquitoes to eagles
Tate Britain Confronts the Aftershocks of World War I
The museum's newest exhibition explores how British, German and French artists struggle to comprehend bloody conflict
Why Delayed Gratification in the Marshmallow Test Doesn’t Equal Success
Socioeconomic status, family background amongst factors accounting for children's varying levels of self-control
New Clues Emerge in Search for Stolen Caravaggio
The nativity scene taken from Sicilian chapel in 1969 may have ended up in Switzerland
Ancient DNA Contradicts Historical Narrative of 'Extinct' Caribbean Taíno Population
Researchers create Caribbean's first complete ancient human genome, find Taíno genes in living people
This Vibrant Bacteria Could Be Used to "Grow" Paint
Researchers genetically manipulated bacteria to produce the iridescent colors seen in peacock feathers, butterfly wings
Metal Blends Offer Clues to Picasso Sculptures' History
Analysis of bronze and sheet metal sculptures reveals how, when and where works were cast
The Evolution of Jewish Identity Takes Center Stage at Revamped Jewish Museum Exhibition
The redesigned permanent exhibition highlights a rotating selection of artifacts spanning 4,000 years of history
First Video of Baby Dumbo Octopus Shows They're Fully Formed From Birth
The deep sea creatures, which are named after Disney's floppy-eared elephant, use their giant fins for navigation
Researchers Uncover Hidden Details Beneath Picasso Painting
Using new imaging techniques, researchers reveal the secrets of the 1902 work "La Miséreuse Accroupie" ("The Crouching Beggar")
Exhibition Cuts Into the Fascinating History of Scissors
Fashion and Textile Museum traces scissors’ role in life and death, fairy tales, crime and punk
Borneo’s Orangutan Population Plummeted by Half in 16 Years
Current population could fall by more than 45,000 over next 35 years
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