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Nepal Celebrates Two Years Free From Rhino Poaching
Increased education and a law enforcement crackdown has helped the tiny nation keep its rhinos safe for 730 days in a row
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Deep-Sea Researchers Spot a Mysterious Jellyfish Near The Mariana Trench
The glowing jellyfish was previously unknown to science
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Eerie Footage of Over 100 Tons of Burning Ivory
The Kenyan government burned tusks from over 6,000 elephants to reduce stockpiles of ivory and raise awareness of poaching
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“New” 2,000-Year-Old Geoglyph Spotted in Peru
There’s always more to learn about the mysterious Nazca lines
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Meteors Will Streak the Skies This Week Thanks to Halley’s Comet
Don’t miss this annual show
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A “Merbot” Retrieved Artifacts From Louis XIV’s Sunken Flagship
The humanoid diving robot could help researchers explore fragile wrecks from the surface of the sea
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Scientists Use “The Moth Radio Hour” to Create Brain Atlas
Using a functional MRI, scientists created a visual dictionary to show how areas of the brain process language
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Spanish Ditch Diggers Unearth 1,300 Pounds of Roman Coins
Workers near Seville, Spain, found a hoard of 19 amphora filled with mint-condition coins from the third and fourth centuries
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James Monroe’s House Was Way Bigger Than Historians Thought
It turns out that Highland was more “castle” than “cabin”
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The Swiss Have Made Cheese Since the Iron Age
This discovery pushes Swiss cheesemaking traditions back millennia
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Astronomers Deploy a Laser System for a Clearer View of the Skies
A new four-laser system at the Paranal Observatory will help the massive telescope compensate for atmospheric turbulence
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Ancient Arabic Text Shines Light on Massive Supernova
A new look at records from an ancient astronomer yields insights into one of the brighest supernovas ever seen from Earth
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Eating Toxic Algae Might Make Some Plankton Act Drunk
Though it may seem funny, it could have serious environmental consequences
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Over 9,000 Years Later, Kennewick Man Will Be Given a Native American Burial
Five Native American nations will join together to bury his remains
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Unesco: Don’t Worry, Palmyra Is Still Authentic
The ancient city may have been destroyed, but it is still a treasured cultural site
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A Robot Monk Is Spreading Buddhist Teachings in China
An adorable robot serves up automated mantras
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Biographer Uncovers Unsigned Feature Article by Harper Lee
The ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ author published a profile of a Kansas investigator in an FBI magazine while helping Truman Capote research ‘In Cold Blood’
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Newly Discovered Dinosaur Species Had Great Eyesight and a Droopy Head
Sarmientosaurus weighed as much as two elephants but had a brain the size of a lime
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Hubble Spies a Tiny Moon Orbiting Dwarf Planet Makemake
Our solar system still has plenty of surprises
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Japanese Priests Collected Almost Seven Centuries of Climate Data
Historic records from “citizen scientists” in Japan and Finland give researchers centuries of data on ice conditions
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