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Life on the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, the true power of nature sanctuaries and more wild discoveries from the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center.

From a £16 billion cargo dragged up from the ocean floor to the collectors using aliases like the ‘Tyrant’

DALTON - The Creative Arts Guild has secured an exceptional exhibit in honor of Black History Month. From Feb. 2-23, the Guild will host "Origins, Destinations and Points in Between,""

It's been 30 years since the first women to fly combat missions for the U.S. military took off from the flight deck of the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Penzias, with his colleague Robert Woodrow Wilson, discovered the cosmic microwave background while working at Bell Labs in the 1960s. The finding was the smoking gun evidence for the Big Bang.

Lawmakers on the Senate Rules and Administration Committee urged caution in using artificial intelligence technology in federal agencies.

Galanin takes the notion of creation in the service of care seriously, and the theme serves as a through line in his retrospective at SITE Santa Fe.

Get ready for the celestial spectacle of the Wolf Moon, the first full moon of 2024, gracing the night sky on Wednesday and peaking on Thursday at 12:54 PM ET. No special equipment is needed, but binoculars or a telescope can enhance the experience. Explore the origin of its name, linked to the howls of wolves in winter, and discover its diverse cultural names. NASA suggests wearing celestial attire and provides a skywatching guide for enthusiasts.

Sally Steele’s “Vegas Rocks! Music Awards” show returned to Sam’s Town Live.

Garantus is the stuff of royalty. This 29-inch necklace is jewelry at its finest. It sparkles with more than 75 carats of rare, perfect and...