Taiwan Is Now Home to the World’s Largest Performing Arts Center
The National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts encompasses five performance centers and spans 1.5 million square feet
Hans Asperger ‘Actively Assisted’ Nazi Eugenics Policies, Study Claims
Historian Herwig Czech has uncovered evidence revealing that the renowned doctor sent children to a notorious ‘euthanasia’ clinic
Human Cell Atlas Releases First Major Data Set
The information includes data from over half a million immune cells from human cord blood and bone marrow
Pocket-Sized Exhibition Shows Museum Experience Is Not One Size Fits All
Dayanita Singh’s ‘Museum Bhavan’ won the coveted Infinity Award this month for offering the public a way to intimately and innovatively interact with art
Once Rare Nectar-Feeding Bat Removed From U.S. Endangered Species List
The move is a first for bat species
Five Things to Know About NASA’s New Planet-Hunting Satellite
TESS will scan the skies in search of the next crop of exoplanets
The Last of the Queen’s Corgi Dynasty Has Died
RIP, Willow
Movie Theaters Will Be Legal in Saudi Arabia Again After 35 Years
‘Black Panther’ will be the first movie to be screened to mark the reopening of the country’s cinemas
Ulysses S. Grant’s 1849 Home in Detroit May Be Restored
The house he rented as a young officer is now boarded up and full of trash on the site of the former Michigan state fairgrounds
An Unexpected Asteroid Buzzed by Earth Last Sunday
The space rock is one of the largest ever to come in such close proximity to our planet
One of J.R.R. Tolkien’s Earliest Middle-Earth Stories Will Be Published as a Novel
The author wanted to transform ‘The Fall of Gondolin’ into a book, but never finished the text before his death
Diamonds Trapped in Strange Meteorite Came From Solar System’s Earliest Planets
Impurities in the diamonds could only have formed within a planet the size of Mercury or Mars
This 13 Year Old Helped Find Viking Treasure In Germany
The silver jewelry and coins date to the reign of King Harald Bluetooth and may have been deposited during his flight from Denmark
Public Sculpture in Tennessee Will Memorialize Lynching Victim
Chattanooga confronts its history with a planned memorial to a young black man named Ed Johnson who was murdered by a white lynch mob in 1906
How to Catch a Glimpse of This Weekend’s Lyrid Meteor Shower
Conditions are expected to be favorable, and experts say the shower might produce as many as 18 meteors every hour
Why Kendrick Lamar’s Pulitzer Win Is History-Making
Smithsonian curator Dwandalyn Reece calls the award an important “recognition of the cultural, musical influence of hip-hop and rap”
Poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s Casket Rediscovered in Former Wine Cellar
Parishioners at St. Michael’s Church in Highgate hope to refurbish the crypt after identifying where exactly Coleridge’s final resting place was
How Giant’s Causeway Formed Its Spectacular Array of Columns
Scientists recreated the process behind the formation’s near-perfect hexagonal columns
Check Out the World’s Largest Archive Digitally Preserving At-Risk Heritage Sites
Open Heritage features 27 sites in 18 countries with more locations to be added in the future
Super Salty Lakes Found Deep Below Canadian Ice Cap
The discovery could provide insights about life in extreme environments, and help in the search for extraterrestrial life
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