Archaeologists Are Excavating the Battleground that Inspired ‘The Last of the Mohicans’
For these students, archaeology field school is taking place on a very famous battlefield
Looking Back at NASA’s Strange Mobile Lunar Laboratory
Unfortunately, the odd-looking MOLAB remained earthbound
Take a Virtual Reality Trip to the Cambrian Explosion with David Attenborough
Admit it, virtual reality David Attenborough is something you’ve always wanted
This Grocery Store Will Be Powered By Its Own Waste
Microbes digest tossed food, belch up electricity-generating methane
Along I-95, 5,000 Years of History
Archaeological excavations along I-95 are digging up the past
Suburban Skunks are on the Rise
Grand Rapids, Michigan, is basically enveloped in a cloud of stink
This Smart Cat Feeder Uses Facial Recognition to Exclude Greedy Kitties
The feeder tracks each cat’s food intake to make sure no one is taking the lion’s share
Artist Sends a Bouquet and a Bonsai to Space
What happens when you send a Bonsai tree to space? See for yourself
This 71-Year-Old Just Set a Record With His 1,673th Ascent of Mt. Fuji
The mountaineer says that now he’s ready to tackle Everest
The ESA is on a Mission to Harpoon a Duck-Shaped Comet
As if catching a comet wasn’t already hard enough
In Microgravity, Some Snakes Tie Themselves in Knots, Others Attack Themselves
Some animals just don’t know how to deal when gravity goes away
Meet the Newest (Robotic) Member of Your Family
This emotional robot can tell stories, remember appointments, and make faces
Chicago Is Trying to Blackout-Proof Its Downtown
Chicago is installing a cable that will prevent blackouts, at least within the Loop
An Abandoned Mall in Bangkok Has Turned into a Gigantic Fish Habitat
Though if it weren’t for the fish, the mall would be overrun with mosquitoes
People are Traveling to War Zones for Tourism
Because adventure travel just hasn’t gone far enough
You Can Now Riffle Through the Same Library Charles Darwin Used Aboard the Beagle
The digital library includes 195,000 pages of text and 5,000 illustrations
Archaeologists Are Hunting for the Lost French Fleet That Nearly Conquered Spanish Florida
In 1565 a fleet of French ships was destroyed in a hurricane, effectively ending France’s hopes of territory in Florida
Kiribati’s Climate Change Plan B: Buy a New Island Home
With sea levels rising, Kiribati is planning for the future by investing in a whole new island
China Finally Came Clean About Its Shady Tiger Skin Trade
Whether or not this will improve the situation for tigers, however, remains to be seen
Yes, Yellowstone’s Roads Just Melted. No, There’s No Reason to Panic
Yellowstone’s melting roads, while neat, aren’t as unusual as you’d think
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