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Archeology and gaming technology join forces to preserve battlefields of the past.

Laser scans revealed nearly invisible ship etchings in Cyprus created over 300 years.

A new study says Meretneith was an independent ruler.

Many animals communicate with pheromones, often around sex or marking territory. Humans are a little different.

Getting one of the first iPhones required serious commitment. People were sleeping on sidewalks in 2007 to get in early.

Otter McOtterface is not an option.

The roadside mishap isn’t even the craziest thing to happen to hockey’s ultimate prize.

Amazon Big Deal Days don't start until October 6th, but you can already save on dozens of DEWALT tools, including everything from huge tool kits to individual accessories.

A space rock generated a blast radius as wide as two football fields.

City Detects’s Blight Scores can help catch code violations, but critics aren’t so sure.

Some of the 2,500-year-old Greek building's architectural tricks are virtually nonexistent.

Self-control is a serious survival skill.

From the record-breaking X-15 to today’s hypersonic aircraft, the spaceplane dream never really died.

Germany's UC-30 struck a British mine on April 19, 1917.

The King of the Dinosaurs had an internal temperature similar to you.

The ‘Zmeeviki’ example highlights 11th century cultural clashes in Russia.

It's still too early to know if the pair's friendship will blossom into something more.

The Amazon fall Big Deal Days sale officially runs October 6th and 7th, but there are a ton of deals live right now specifically for Prime members.

The great black-backed gull was eventually reunited with her chicks.

A humanoid robot crushed Usain Bolt's 100-metre sprint world record earlier this year.