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When It Rains in Boston, the Sidewalks Reveal Poetry
Water-resistant spray paint creates hidden poems on Beantown’s streets
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How Forensic Scientists Once Tried to “See” a Dead Person’s Last Sight
Scientists once believed that the dead’s last sight could be resolved from their extracted eyeballs
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Female WWII Pilots Can Now Be Buried at Arlington National Cemetery
Seventy-five years later, WASPs have won one last battle
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A Giant Flock of Pigeons Is Lighting up New York’s Night Sky
The show is meant to illustrate that pigeons aren’t rats with wings
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Geoarchaeologist Proposes There Was a “World War Zero”
Could an alliance among the “Luwians” have helped caused the collapse of eastern Mediterranean civilizations 3,200 years ago?
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The “Antibiotic Apocalypse” Is Upon Us: Five Ways We Can Turn Things Around
Antibiotic-resistant diseases kill 700,000 people per year, but a new report shows all hope is not lost
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Nile Crocodiles Have Moved to Florida
Three “unusual” crocodilians turned out to be more closely related to South African crocs than American ones
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The World’s Longest Pizza Took 250 Chefs More Than Six Hours to Make
No surprise, the record-holding pie was created in Naples
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Say Goodbye to a Historic El Niño and Hello to La Niña
Conditions are looking ripe for the cooler climate pattern to take over in the Pacific
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Conservationists Are Worried That “Finding Dory” Could Be Bad for Exotic Fish
Nemo and Dory make for problematic pets
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An Archive of Native Americans Portraits Taken a Century Ago Spurs Further Exploration
Edward S. Curtis’ photography is famous, but contemporary Native American artists go beyond stereotypes
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This Computer Algorithm Transforms Movies Into Breathtaking Works of Art
These neural networks can make any moving image into a masterpiece from Picasso to van Gogh
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‘Sleeping’ Birch Trees Rest Their Branches at Night
Using laser scans of trees in Finland and Austria, researchers tracked interesting arboreal behavior
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Get Ready for the “Summer of Hamilton”
A new exhibition at the New-York Historical Society focuses on the “$10 Founding Father”
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Brewery Introduces Edible, Biodegradable Six-Pack Rings
Saltwater Brewery’s new packaging is made of beer byproducts and can be eaten by sea life
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New Report Says Genetically Engineered Crops Are Safe—But It’s Complicated
The National Academies of Science looked at over 900 studies on GMOs. Here are the five things you need to know
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Curators Are Preserving Graffiti Scrawled By WWI Conscientious Objectors
The cell walls at Richmond Castle are still covered in drawings and notes
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The Story of the Komagata Maru Is a Sad Mark on Canada’s Past
Why Prime Minister Trudeau’s decision to formally apologize is so significant
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The Red Planet and Summer Triangle Will Soon Shine Bright
Mars is swooping closer to the Earth this week while the Summer Triangle rises in the sky
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