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Coins issued in ancient Rome 1,700 years ago were found in Japan, some 6,000 miles from the Empire's capital.
Yet another audacious plan from the billionaire entrepreneur.
The ancient gardens featured fountains, ponds, and a huge swimming pool.
Canned air doesn't seem like such a publicity stunt now, does it?
Useful, creepy, I can't tell yet.
Yes, this means there's 200-year-old brandy.
You don't need to change the world for deep learning to have a meaningful impact in your life.
Archaeologists are still divided on what the finding actually means.
A new study found that the US isn't carrying its own weight.
Electric vehicles are at home in China.
Monday night, a meteor put on a big show above Queensland.
Europa's water is acting up.
We're not going to discuss any politics but what we are going to do is a bit of fact checking.
Scientists found several faults with its application.
It broke the record for man-powered vehicle, and it's not stopping here.
You can dance to it. Who said robots were boring?
Nat Geo's Natural Photographer of the Year contest is in full swing -- and it's amazing.
Sounds like a lot, but by comparison with other infrastructure, it's far from being intimidating. 'Let's get to work!'
Gamers vs scientists: 2-0.
They plan to cut genes out until they learn which are involved in miscarriages.
Five lionesses in Botswana have grown male-like manes and one is even roaring and humping other females.
Big country, big telescope.
Are you a hiking addict? Then you'll probably want to book a ticket for Canada in 2017.
Ja, das ist Sehr gut!
Science can sometimes be really weird.
In Norway, a research project regularly uses drones to investigate dietary habits and predation behaviours of killer whale groups.
Mathematics is a very powerful tool to create beautiful works of art.
One of the most awesome events happening in science since 1991.
It can manipulate objects in complex patterns for only 10 bucks.
We're all seriously flawed.
Scientists have developed a sustainable and efficient filter for water from something most houses have in excess: coffee grounds.
Are we living in only one of infinitely possible universes?
Sometimes, companies compete with people - and they win.
Meeting at the United Nations, world leaders agreed that we are facing an unprecedented threat from drug-resistant bacteria.
Congress was not happy with Bresch's or the FDA's answers.
All present-day non-African populations are descended from the same single wave of migrants, who left Africa around 72,000 years ago, new study says.
Scientists have unraveled the secrets of a 1,700-year-old scroll too old and damaged to unfurl.
Smoking is bad for your health, and that includes genes too.
You could call it a flowing melody.
Astronomers have made a puzzling observation which could have big implications for our understanding of Titan.
Presidential candidates answer 20 questions about the most pressing science-related issues in America today.
Climate change requires more action from gov-stakeholders -- but the gears are turning.
The company says its drones will be available for lease sometime next year.
Australian aboriginals rarely engaged in violent conflict, but they employed a creative weapon they had to.
While West Virginia is investigating EpiPen manufacturer Mylan for fraud, a biohacking group shows you can make a Pen at one tenth its current market price.
Nature was kind to this death-defying critter.
At a press conference in China, officials have confirmed what many already suspected: China is no longer in control of its space station.
Though they might look boring, one of the largest objects in the universe could be a lot more important than previously thought.
Environmental groups have criticized Norway's decision to hunt and kill over two-thirds of its wolf population, but the country sticks by its decision.
Don't kid yourself anymore. You knew all along it was BS but you still ate that toast.
