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The Death of Nature wrote a new narrative of science that explored the costs of modernity for nature and humankind.

Over the years, experts from the University of Notre Dame and Stanford University have teamed up to further research into the libraries of Rome, the rol...

One of the University of Michigan Library’s most prized possessions, which appeared to be a Galileo manuscript, is now thought to be the work of a 20th-century forger.

Human origins is an evolving science and there are many theories explaining our beginnings. But what if humans are in a huge penal colony observed by aliens?

Scientific American In the centuries before envelopes, “letterlocking” secured a message’s information Print Computer-generated unfolding animation of a sealed letter from 17th-century Europe. The physical letter itself has never been opened. Credit: Unlocking History Research Group Advertisement In 1697 a legal professional in the French city of Lille wrote to his cousin in the Netherlands to request a relative’s death certificate, possibly in order to finalize an inheritance. He folded and sealed his mundane missive so it would hold together without an envelope and mailed it off to ...