The first one to open will encompass a high-altitude, remote region of the Tibetan Plateau
The space rock's initial nickname, Ultima Thule, drew criticism for its ties to Nazi ideology
The Italian city’s high-water mark reached 74 inches on Tuesday
Dozens of orcas and belugas had been kept in small sea pens, reportedly awaiting sale to China
Larval fish congregate in surface slicks, which contain plankton—and 126 times more plastic than surrounding waters
The species was lost to science, but locals had seen silver-backed chevrotains among their more common deer relatives for years
‘I’ve been in this industry for 40 years and I have not seen a scenario like this before,’ one fire official said
A new study finds the microbiome in a bird's preen oil determines its scent, which can impact its reproductive success
Studying the lunar material will help scientists understand the best way to analyze new samples from future missions to the moon
The virus currently infects almost 400 million people a year
Step one: Protect your eyes
Left-handed women missing the brain structures were still able to smell as well–or better—than average
Gale Crater—where the image was captured—was likely covered with lakes and rivers of liquid water around three billion years ago, scientists suggest
The SunBOTS bend toward light source and could help solar cells capture more direct sunlight all day long
Visitors spotted hundreds of etchings designed to ward off evil while exploring a cave in England's Creswell Crags
A new study finds that vulturine guineafowl live in complex societies previously found in primates, elephants and dolphins
A private mission found the mangled debris of what is likely the U.S.S. Johnston 20,400 feet under the surface
Wandi is the complete package—adorable and important for his species' survival
The experimental Zero G oven will be able to bake one cookie at a time, and it's possible the treats may come out as cookie balls or cylinders
Some heroes wear capes, others like to eat flammable weeds
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