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A chipped stone used in a tool by ancient humans.

Scientists Have Identified Ancient Stone Tools Found In Ukraine As Possibly the Oldest in Europe

Alex Trent · March 15, 2024

Exceptionally well preserved wooden cellar found in the ancient city of Nida in Frankfurt, Germany

Exceptionally Preserved Wooden Structure From the Roman Age Discovered After House Fire

Lauren Fokas · March 15, 2024

A U.S. Union solider holding an American flag and a sword

Put Your American Civil War Knowledge to the Test

Alyssa Miller · March 15, 2024

Burial remains of a human skeleton seen at the El Caño Archaeological Park in Panama.

Ancient Gold Artifacts in Tomb Are of Enormous Monetary Value

Lauren Fokas · March 14, 2024

A nuclear power plant located in Cattenom, France.

Uranium Recycling is Set to See a Revival 47 Years After It Was Banned By the Jimmy Carter Administration

Alex Trent · March 14, 2024

Yellowing paper with “007 James Bond 26th Feb 1966 P.S. Secret agent don’t tell anybody” written on it.

Puzzling James Bond Note Found Buried in Concrete of a 400-Year-Old Castle

Jason Collins · March 14, 2024

Digital illustration of ocean currents on planet Earth/Digital illustration of a frozen globe

Study Shows the Atlantic Ocean's Current Is at Risk of Collapse and It Could Make the World Colder

Lauren Fokas · March 13, 2024

Researchers with the New England Aquarium said a gray whale that was spotted south of Nantucket, Mass., last week is the same one that was observed off the Florida coast in December.

Rare Whale Thought to Be Extinct for 200 Years Spotted Swimming in Atlantic Ocean

Alyssa Miller · March 13, 2024

A crowd of people in India.

New DNA Study Provides Clues for Where the People of India Originally Came From

Alex Trent · March 13, 2024

NASA’s satellite photo of the Gulf of Mexico showing several circular clouds

NASA Satellite Spots Holes in the Sky Near Florida

Georgia McKoy · March 13, 2024

Skeleton replica of a Frenguellisaurus ischigualastensis displayed at a museum

New Study Claims That Dinosaurs Were Doomed to Be Wiped Out Even if the Asteroid Hadn't Hit Earth

Lauren Fokas · March 13, 2024

A black and white photo of the real U.S. Constitution.

Activists Who Threw Red Powder on the U.S. Constitution Now Face Felony Charges

Julia Mehalko · March 12, 2024

Teenager Builds His Own Death Ray Using a 2,000-Year-Old Methodology

Teenager Builds His Own "Death Ray" Using a 2,000-Year-Old Methodology

Alyssa Miller · March 12, 2024

The holographic ring found on the finger of a mummy outside of Rome

One-of-a-Kind Holographic Ring Discovered in Roman Mummy’s Grave

Lauren Fokas · March 12, 2024

A nuclear bomb testing seen in Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands in 1946.

Nuclear Waste From Cold War Times Will Come Back to Haunt Humans

Julia Mehalko · March 12, 2024

Portrait of Grover Cleveland from 1950/Painting of Jackson based on an 1824 portrait, c. 1857, attributed to Thomas Sully, now housed at the U. S. Senate Collection/Three-quarter length portrait of Abraham Lincoln

The Notorious Last Words of U.S. Presidents

Lauren Fokas · March 12, 2024

1708 Shipwreck Could Hold $20B of Treasure and the Colombian Government Is Searching

1708 Shipwreck Could Hold $20B of Treasure and the Colombian Government Is Searching

Alyssa Miller · March 11, 2024

A periodic cicada resting on a finger.

Rare Double Brood Cicacda Event Happening for the First Time Since Thomas Jefferson Was President

Alex Trent · March 11, 2024

A gray scale image of the S.S. Nemesis in the sea

Mystery Solved: Shipwreck Appears 120 Years After the Crew Washed Ashore

Alyssa Miller · March 11, 2024

An artistic model of a Homo neanderthalensis child in The Natural History Museum, Vienna.

Archeologist Believes Mating Between Neanderthals and Modern Humans Was the Result of 'Failed Alliances'

Julia Mehalko · March 11, 2024

An in-progress archeological dig at Beaumount Abbey in Tours, France.

1,000 Burials Found Among Ruins From the French Revolution

Julia Mehalko · March 11, 2024

Five views of the Eagle diamond

The Wild Story of the Eagle Diamond (And How It Was Stolen)

Sam Watanuki · March 11, 2024

Four versions of humans from the beginning to what we look like today, in black silhouette form. The first version is hunched over and has a little bit of a tail and as the human progresses, it is stood up straight and has no tail.

Scientists Finally Answer the Question: Why Don't Humans Have Tails?

Beth Moreton · March 10, 2024

A portrait photo of Noor Inayat Khan in 1943.

This WW2 Princess Spy Was Instrumental In Winning the War Against the Nazis

Julia Mehalko · March 10, 2024