Space junk is a precious treasure trove to some archaeologists
Planetary geoarchaeology is a relatively new science, focused on studying the objects and junk humans leave behind it space.
Planetary geoarchaeology is a relatively new science, focused on studying the objects and junk humans leave behind it space.
Pink and blue became girl and boy colors because of marketing trends. Can a new “Barbie” movement reverse those Western gender norms?
A first generation, factory sealed 4GB iPhone auctioned for 317 times more than its original 2007 price point.
Only around 13 percent of over 4,000 video games released prior to 2010 are still publicly available and accessible.
The International Astronomical Union gets final say in the official names of anything discovered in space today. But Uranus was different.
Sadly, pizza ingredients like tomatoes and mozzarella were not available in Italy 2,000 years ago when the fresco was painted.
Even though Area 51 is popularly associated with speculations about aliens, the site has had a more practical use for the Air Force.
Rebuilders are consciously employing medieval era tools such as hand axes, mallets, and chisels to reforge the cathedral.
Four at-risk, hard-to-reach historical sites in Afghanistan are being painstakingly recreated for virtual preservation.
Researchers believe that lager likely originated at the court brewery–or Hofbräuhaus–of Maximilian I, the elector of Bavaria.