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Notre-Dame Repair Reveals Another Historic First: 800-Year-Old Iron Reinforcements

Restoration work of the church following a devastating 2019 fire has revealed a surprising construction innovation.

See 14 Mind-Blowing Places in Our Solar System

The largest cliff in the solar system, a moon's disappearing island, and more.

Sorry, Jurassic Park: T. Rex Had Lips

Ferocious theropod dinosaurs had skin that covered their teeth, new research suggests.

33 Swimmers 'Harassed' Dolphins in Hawaii, Authorities Claim

Drone footage shows the group of swimmers approaching spinner dolphins in Hōnaunau Bay on the coast of the Big Island on Sunday morning.

Scientists Reveal Genomes of 356 Hunter-Gatherers Who Lived During Last Ice Age

Southern Europe was apparently a climate refuge during the frigid millennia when these people lived.

500-Year-Old Leonardo Da Vinci Sketches Show Him Grappling With Gravity

Da Vinci fiddled with gravity as a type of acceleration and got close to calculating the gravitational constant.

Scientists Apparently Taught Brain Cells How to Play Pong

The experiments provide a proof of concept for computers that can one day harness the unique power of the brain, the scientists say.

How a Periodic Table of Brains Could Revolutionize Neuroscience

Between your ears sits perhaps the most complex piece of biological machinery on the planet: an all-in-one computer, simulator, and creation device that operates out of a squishy, folded gray mass. And scientists aren’t quite sure how it works.

Beethoven’s Genome Reveals Clues to His Bad Health and Early Death

The prodigious composer had serious liver problems and a hepatitis infection sometime before he died in 1827.