The 860-year-old Gothic cathedral was likely the first to use iron stapes to reinforce its construction.

Bumblebees can hurt their wings and still fly. Researchers want their own aerial robots to do the same.

This method of biological control could help manage populations of mosquitoes that carry deadly viruses.

It might be the droid you're looking for, and it will be carrying your salad.

Clocking in at around 50 feet long, this sauropod may hold the title of longest neck ever discovered.

On Monday, the intelligence agency stopped by the annual tech and culture festival to pitch attendees on spycraft collaborations.

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A team used to battling wildfires has removed more than 1 million pounds of snow in the San Bernardino Mountains.

It was "intercepted and hit by a Russian aircraft," according to an Air Force general. These are the basics of the incident—and the Reaper.