Some environmentalists are concerned about mining operations drawing closer to the ancient landmarks

The Japanese company's second attempt at a lunar landing can be streamed live this afternoon

Abbott was an integral part of New York City's mid-century avant-garde art scene, but her better-known male colleagues have long dominated the movement's legacy

Trail cameras captured an elusive Leadbeater's possum in the Australian state of New South Wales, where they were thought to be locally extinct

A new study combines A.I., radiocarbon dating and handwriting analysis to estimate new dates for some of the ancient scrolls, thought to be some of the earliest surviving fragments of the Old Testament

The last full moon before summer kicks off is one of the lowest of the year in the Northern Hemisphere

In the 19th and 20th centuries, San Servolo and San Clemente housed patients suffering from pellagrous insanity, a condition caused by a vitamin deficiency

Plants that feed on meat and animal droppings have evolved at least ten times through evolutionary history

Painted in 1666, "View of Olinda, Brazil, With Ruins of the Jesuit Church" is a masterpiece by Frans Post, one of the first European-trained artists to depict the landscapes of Dutch Brazil

Between 2010 and 2021, authorities seized around five million individual seahorses worth more than $21 million

Nearly 450 objects are heading to auction this month. The collection reveals the "Twin Peaks" director's restless creativity across many decades and art forms

Early reports suggest that an issue with the Japanese lander's sensors prevented it from sufficiently slowing down

A new study reveals that nematodes assemble into coordinated structures to catch a ride on passersby

"The New Art: American Photography, 1839-1910" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art will feature more than 250 photographs

Much of Mackinac Island was designated as a national park in 1875, but it proved to be too expensive for the government to maintain, so it was transferred to the State of Michigan in 1895

Researchers in South Africa find that cutting the animals' horns reduces poaching by almost 80 percent

From a barbecue capital in Texas to the site of the first offensive victory for American forces in the Revolutionary War in New York, these spots are worthy of a visit this year

The perspective is what astronauts would see out their window if there was an International Space Station flying around the red planet

The 10.38-carat gemstone, which carries an estimate of $3 million to $5 million, was owned by generations of European royalty

Hikers at Joseph D. Grant County Park, just outside of San Jose, saw an Argentine black and white tegu last week—and rangers are now searching for the out-of-place reptile