Camera traps inside Gainesville's stormwater drain pipes caught 3,800 sightings of 35 species, including alligators using the ...
Wood decays when oxygen and the microbes that need it reach the grain. In the waterlogged anoxic sediment below the Main’s ...
The asphalt went first. A hole 33 feet across and close to 60 feet deep opened in a Rockdale street in southern Sydney, ...
A flight surgeon strapped himself to a rocket sled at Holloman AFB, hit 632 mph, and survived 46.2 g — the highest force any ...
A “bubblegum” coral grew into giant branching colonies 2,200 feet below the Pacific without relying on a rigid skeleton, and ...
The equipment cabinet sat inside its fenced compound, as it had every day since commissioning. Then, on a February evening ...
At just before seven on a Tuesday in late September, a 911 call went out from a solar site in the Nevada desert.
Discover the astonishing lifespan of lake sturgeon, ancient fish that could outlive civilizations. New research reveals they ...
Just before seven on a Sunday evening in late August, a man climbed down from a steam locomotive cab in Phillipsburg, New ...
The rope ladder hung wet against the hull, the pilot boat idling below in the dark. For as long as ships have needed guiding ...
A Missouri plant has shredded 2,500+ wind turbine blades into cement kilns. Every 7-ton blade displaces 5 tons of coal—but ...
One whooping crane can throw a two-mile safety bubble around South Dakota’s Philip Wind Project during autumn migration, with crews ready to shut turbines down.
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