In “The Museum of Lost Things,” a beheading and a late-night visitor lead to the devastating fire at the Library of Alexandria.

In 48 B.C.E., a massive fire ripped through the Library of Alexandria in Egypt, one of the largest and most significant ancient libraries. An estimated 100,000 works of literature were lost.

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Using fossil records and AI tools, scientists reconstructed a soundscape of a Jurassic forest, complete with ancient katydid calls.

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As black bears return to their historic ranges across the U.S., human encounters are increasing. How can bears and people ...

Cannabis seems to be everywhere, in many forms. We're learning more about its effect on teenage brains and its usefulness as ...

Scientists used fossil records and AI tools to reconstruct a soundscape of a Jurassic forest. Shorter courses of antibiotics ...

ZEPLIN detector picked up a strange signal that scientists haven’t cracked yet. Could it be a dark matter interaction?

Physicist Carlo Rovelli urges conversations between physics and philosophy in a search for answers about the universe.

In “On the Equality of All Things,” Carlo Rovelli challenges the idea that physical laws can explain everything about the ...