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This rib bone discovered in a cave in the Spanish Pyrenees tells a story of Bronze Age violence. But who fired the shot?

After years of speculation and failed theories, researchers finally caught the rocks in motion. Discover the natural forces that cause these eerie stones to move.

Step into California's forgotten frontier past at this abandoned mining site that's now a fascinating outdoor museum in the ...

A man whose large chain necklace pulled him into an MRI machine in New York after he wandered into the room has died. Nassau County police on Long Island say ...

The Mecha Naruto arc is the worst filler arc, with a rating of 3.5/10 on IMDb. It is inconclusive and incoherent compared to ...

Australia’s Snowy 2.0 project’s newest Herrenknecht TBM – measuring 178m long, with eight trailing gantries, and a cutterhead almost 12m ...

For decades, the enigmatic “sailing stones” of Racetrack Playa in Death Valley National Park have captivated scientists and visitors alike.

"Many people assume Death Valley is just sand and rock, but it's so much more. The vastness and stillness are immense, awe-inspiring and surreal—something that can only truly be experienced.

Death Valley National Park officials are inviting the public to take a tour of its geological treasure known by many as Scotty's Castle.

The Death Valley Lake That’s Gone in a Flash Lake Manly forms in Badwater Basin only after especially heavy rains. Paddlers grab their paddles and go.

Tourists are flocking to Death Valley National Park, one of the driest and hottest places on Earth, for a "extremely rare" opportunity to kayak.