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Since the discovery of their remains in the 19th century, Neanderthals have fascinated scientists and the general public alike. Although our understanding of these ancient hominins…
Quick factsWhat it is: A view of the moon from the Artemis II crewWhere it is: Aristarchus Plateau, on the moon’s near sideWhen it was shared:…
Aqueducts are some of the ancient Romans’ most prominent surviving archaeological remains. These aqueducts relied on gravity to bring down the water to cities gradually. But…
For decades, photojournalist Steve Winter has traveled across the world capturing incredible images of big cats as part of his work for National Geographic. Yet he…
The written word is one of humanity’s most important information technologies. Without it, mathematical and scientific discoveries would be lost to history. But it can also…
Flu season is off to an early start in some parts of the U.S., data shows.In a typical year, U.S. flu activity starts building in late…
Two people born on the exact same day can age in totally different ways — one in relative health and the other with chronic disease. Now,…
Imagine you’re road-tripping across the country 10 years from now. You spend a few minutes charging your electric vehicle and then set off — and your…
The new tattoo ink is activated under UV light. (Image credit: Matter & Light, Bruns et al.)Researchers have developed a new type of tattoo ink that…
A bronze signet ring depicting the Lighthouse of Alexandria, a wonder of the ancient world, has been discovered underwater in the Mediterranean off Alexandria, Egypt.A joint…
