All Known Shipwrecks in Scotland Are on This Map
The Scottish coastline is treacherous, as this interactive map of shipwrecks shows
France Is Fighting for Its Fungi
With rising temperatures and changing rainfall patterns threatening truffle supplies of France and Italy, Chinese truffles are moving in
Now Every School Can Access a Fancy Plasma Physics Laboratory
Princeton’s Plasma Physics Laboratory gives remote access to a plasma physics experiment
Finally, a Social Media App That Helps You Avoid People You Don’t Want to See
Cloak warns you when people you don’t want to see are near
What Are the Best Wilderness Areas in America?
The Wilderness Society is putting together the “Great American Backyard Bucket List”
Why Is There a Cockatoo in This Italian Renaissance Painting?
The bird’s presence in the painting lends insight into trade between Europe and Australia in the 15th century
You Can Now Donate Your Voice to People Who Can’t Speak
You don’t have to be dead to donate a piece of yourself. A new company lets people donate their voices to those without them
The Restaurant That Invented Tiramisu Has Shut Down
Tiramisu is actually a relatively young dessert, invented in the late 1970s
Careful: These Gorgeous Video Postcards Will Inspire Instant Wanderlust
Take a minute-long trip to a faraway land
The Science of Monday’s Big “Gravitational Wave” Thing Explained in Two Minutes
Big Bang news left you lost? This Minute Physics video might help
In British Columbia, There Are Amazing Waves No One’s Ever Surfed Before
Nootka Island is a surfer’s paradise for enthusiasts who don’t mind water temperatures hovering around 50 degrees Fahrenheit
A Tibetan Mastiff Just Sold for Almost $2 Million
Designer dogs are only the latest luxury good fad in China
While LA Journalists Hid Under Desks, a Robot Wrote a Story About the Earthquake
Journalism robots might not be such a bad idea. Especially when you’re trying to stay safe after an earthquake.
Spokane Indians’ New Uniforms Have Team Name in Native Spokane Salish Language
Here come the fighting Sp’q’n’i
The archaeologists who found it say it’s “likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States”
The United States Is Declared an Enemy of the Internet by Reporters Without Borders
Usually this list includes countries you might expect: Saudi Arabia, China, North Korea. But this year the United States is on it, too.
Two Men Are Heading to the North Pole, On Foot, As Fast As They Possibly Can
They’re attempting to break the speed record for traveling unsupported from Ellesmere Island to the North Pole
Archaeologists Had Forgotten About Nine of the Dead Sea Scrolls
For the past 60 years, these Dead Sea Scrolls had just been sitting around in a storeroom
This Former Salt Mine Is Now a Theme Park With a Ferris Wheel
368 feet below ground, the mine is home to basketball hoops, mini golf, a ferris wheel, an underground lake, a spa and more
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