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Happy Birthday to Inge Lehmann, the Woman Who Discovered Earth’s Inner Core
Pioneering geologist used earthquakes to unravel the mystory of the Earth’s core
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In the Future, We Might Take Sunscreen in Pill Form
A discovery in some fish suggests that sunblocking chemicals could be ingested rather than slathered on
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This Company is Turning Holocaust Survivor Interviews into Holograms
Researchers are using new technology to keep Holocaust testimonies alive
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In Three Years the Freedom Tower Will no Longer be America’s Tallest Building
New York’s Nordstrom Tower will be 1,795 feet tall
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Revealing the Deep Secrets of Deepwater Waves
Scientists hope their study of 1,600-foot underwater waves can help improve climate modeling
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How Snow Keeps the World’s Most Powerful Space Telescope Squeaky Clean
CO2 snowflakes are being tested for use with Hubble’s successor
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Computers Are Learning About Art Faster than Art Historians
An algorithm took just a few months to draw connections between artists that scholars have been working on for years
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Picasso Painting Breaks Auction Record by $37 Million
“Women of Algiers (Version O)” fetched nearly $180 million
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Researchers Create Chicken Embryos With Dinosaur-Like Faces
Researchers seeking to understand how birds got their beaks turned back the evolutionary clock just a tad
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Another Big Earthquake Has Hit Nepal
Second major quake hits as the country still struggles to recover from the last one.
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New York State Forms Emergency Task Force to Protect Manicurists
State authorities spurred into action by New York Times expose uncovering health risks and wage theft in New York City’s nail salons
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The White House is Mostly a Reconstruction of the Original
The mansion may have been built over 200 years ago, but its skeleton was redone in the early 1950s
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Archivists Are Uncovering Lost Mark Twain Stories
Digital archives reveal Samuel Clemens, struggling journalist
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This Spider Feeds Her Babies by Vomiting up Her Own Guts
Nothing says love like feeding your intestines to your children
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Most American Babies are Born in the Morning
Medical interventions may determine time of birth, says new study
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Turning the American Chestnut into a GMO Might be the Only Way to Save it
Adding wheat genes could help the tree fight off blight
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Starbucks Moves its Bottled Water Operations Out of California’s Drought
Bottling water in California might not be a great idea, but many companies still do it
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‘Captain Kidd’s Treasure’ Has Finally Been Discovered
Archaeologist hope their discovery of a 121-pound bar of silver is just the beginning
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