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Tourists Walked Past This Ice Age Art Gallery for Decades
A new study documents 280 motifs in a Spanish cave whose visitors overlooked prehistoric engravings for decades.
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Leather Found in a Miners’ Wall Still Held DNA From a Goat That Lived 7,000 Years Ago
A battered piece of leather from a Spanish cave preserved enough DNA to connect a Neolithic goat with breeds alive today.
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Stranger Things Goes Back to 1955 With New Prequel Other Worlds
Netflix’s new live-action Stranger Things prequel moves to 1955 Nevada, with a new ensemble and a 2028 premiere planned.
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Hugh Jackman Helped Logan’s Young Star Stay a Kid Between Takes
Dafne Keen recalls Hugh Jackman protecting her working hours, encouraging her performance and singing with her on the Logan set.
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A 66-Pound “Giant Rat” Was Identified From Two Teeth Found 22 Years Ago
Two fossil teeth found in Thailand 22 years ago revealed Yakamys sirindhornae, a roughly 66-pound Eocene rodent that pushes giant-rodent evolution deeper into the past.
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His Journey Home Took 28 Years. His Mother Was Waiting.
Karl Bushby’s 31,000-mile journey ended at his mother’s home in Hull, 28 years after he set out from Chile.
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Ancient Maya Cinnabar Polluted Two Lakes for Centuries, Sediment Cores Show
Sediment cores from Lago Cobá and Cenote Xcach reveal centuries of extreme mercury contamination linked to cinnabar and a collapse across aquatic food webs.
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A Shipwreck’s Lock Stayed Shut for Centuries. Scientists Found Its Code.
CT scans revealed the four-letter combination of a brass lock from the Ann Francis wreck, allowing museum staff to open it without damage.
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She Lost Her Voice After a Stroke. An Implant Helped Her Hear a Familiar One Again.
Ann Johnson helped researchers turn attempted speech into a synthetic voice modeled on her own. The achievement was real, but it remains experimental.
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They Spent 40 Days Underground. Their Leader Said It Felt Like 29.
Fifteen volunteers lived without clocks or daylight in a French cave. Their accounts reveal how differently time could feel underground.