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Disappointed physicists from the Large Hadron Collider report that what initially could have been an intriguing new particle has turned out just to a statistical burp.

Modern technology has recreated one of the Wonders of the Ancient World in the form of a 3D-printed statue of Zeus, the god that the original Olympic Games honored.

A strange light that hovered over the St. Louis Gateway Arch this week is sparking plenty of debate on the internet.

Justifying concerned mothers everywhere, a group of researchers believes Neanderthals could have survived the Ice Age if they'd just worn a dang jacket.

The ocean's newest predator, a robotic ship designed to help the U.S. military hunt enemy submarines, has completed its first tests at sea.

Arthritis is far from just a modern malady, said scientists who discovered the condition in the elbow of a 70-million-year-old duck-billed dinosaur

Popular baseball bats may soon disappear from fields as ravenous Asian beetles rapidly consume the wood used to make them, according to reports.

In Namibia, elephants that live in the desert have different behaviors than elephants that live in the savannas, but scientists have discovered through DNA analysis that the different elephant types actually are genetically similar.

In late July, human remains were found near Cap-des-Rosiers, Quebec—and archaeologists believe they may belong to people who died at sea in 1847.

Rembrandt may have traced his celebrated self-portraits from optical projections created by assemblies of mirrors or lenses, a new analysis suggests

Astrobiologists will probably have their hands full in a few trillion years.

A 5,000-year-old rock carving of a figure on skis is among the most recognized symbols of Norway.

For the first time ever, a private company has permission to land on the moon.

With walls about three feet thick, a royal palace being unearthed in England is raising eyebrows: Could the palace have some association with the legendary King Arthur?

Researchers in Florida are using a novel method to analyze the energy from past lightning strikes.

A 5,000-year-old rock carving of a figure on skis is among the most recognized symbols of Norway.

Hawaii's Big Island is getting bigger, and in geological terms it's happening fast.

Scientists aboard a research vessel were treated to a sighting of the world's largest bony fish: the Mola mola

A distant satellite called DSCVR is now sending information about potentially damaging space weather back to Earth, NOAA announced last week.

The beach may be the perfect place to cool off during the summer, but it's also one of the deadliest spots to be caught during a lightning storm.