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The First People to Settle Across North America’s Arctic Regions Were Isolated for 4,000 Years
New research shows that the first humans in the Arctic lived there for nearly 4,000 years
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Walking in Formation Makes Men Feel More Powerful
Men who walk in lockstep see outsiders as less threatening
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Researchers Solve the Mystery of Death Valley’s Sailing Rocks
A team recorded thin sheets of ice pushing rocks across a desert lake bed, answering a decades-old question
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Is This the Most Efficient Way To Build the Pyramids?
A new physics study shows another possible method for how the pyramids of Egypt were constructed
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A Few Small Changes Could Make the U.S. Military Trans-Inclusive
A new report outlines the logistics of letting the estimated 15,500 transgender individuals already in the military serve openly
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Whale-Watching Can Actually Be Harmful To Whales
Ecotourism can give people a closer look at wildlife, but in the case of whales, it could also harm the wildlife they’re looking at
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The Secret to Instagram’s New Video App Is Already in Your Phone
The ability to create moving, time-lapse videos is in your hands, thanks to gyroscopes
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Dams Removed On Washington State River
The removal of dams on the Elwha river is the largest dam removal to take place
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Hoverbikes Get One Step Closer to Reality
Chris Malloy is raising money on Kickstarter to continue development of his hoverbike
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Even on Social Media, People Keep Quiet About Opposing Views
Only 42 percent of Americans said they were willing to post about a controversial topic online whereas 86 percent said they would talk about it in person
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In the U.S., Solar Energy Has More Than Doubled Since Last Year
Solar voltaic energy is a small, but growing, piece of the American energy pie
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What’s Replacing Coal In Europe? Imported Wood
In trying to meet renewable goals, Europe is relying on wood from forests in the Southern United States
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Two Maya Cities Found in Mexican Jungle
One of the sites was re-discovered after being lost for decades
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New Analysis Suggests Utah’s Famous Rock Art Is Surprisingly Recent
The impressive Barrier Canyon Style images hold clues to the identity of their mysterious painters
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NASA Has Very Likely Captured the First Space Dust From Beyond Our Solar System
A handful of rocky particles could tell us about the birth of our Sun and its planets
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Public Health Orgs Are Weighing In on E-Cigarettes
The AHA is neutral on e-cigarettes in U.S., but the WHO wants to ban them indoors
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Dear Americans: You Don’t Understand What the Burger King-Tim Hortons Merger Means to Canadians
Tim Hortons is a core component of the amorphous “Canadian identity”
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Tasmanian Sheep May Be Wooliest In World
Shaun the sheep might beat out the previous champ, Shrek, as the world’s wooliest sheep
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