The research into the relationship between quick thinking and methodical reasoning could take some time to decipher
Post retirement, he will be spending more time in Douglas, Georgia
A helicopter has just one rotor to provide lift. This machine has 18
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Why someone would translate Herman Melville’s classic into emoticons
Forensic linguistics can use powerful programs to track written text back to its author
Artist John Hendrix finds divine inspiration every Sunday when he goes to church
What makes this utterance the “universal word”?
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And at the same time, the American History Museum celebrates its 50th birthday
No one will ever match his talent as the “gatekeeper of scientific credibility”
At the end of March, 80 percent of the world’s cranes will converge upon one 80-mile stretch of land
Champion Ken Jennings delves into what gives the virtually unchanged game show its lasting power
A major new exhibition is reviving the Norse seafarers’ iconic image as rampagers and pillagers
A journey to the heart of New Guinea’s Asmat tribal homeland sheds new light on the mystery of the heir’s disappearance there in 1961
Ecologists are racing across the ice to find out how climate change will affect the Arctic natives
A half-century after it was confirmed, the theory still yields new secrets
The great chess champion brings his knowledge to the games of Sochi, global politics and computer intelligence
Introducing our February 2014 issue
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