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Archaeologists still have differing theories as to what the aquifers at the ruins of Qumran were used for.

What started as a backyard project has turned into one of the world’s best off-road vehicles.

Researchers are studying gila monsters to understand how the explosive population growth in the deserts fo the American Southwest is affecting the native wildlife.

Oskar no longer guides ships from his lighthouse on the coast of Iceland. He now collects data for pollution and global warming research.

The inventors of this extreme machine – that combines the best aspects of a skateboard and a snowmobile – hope that the DTV Shredder will herald the beginning of a new extreme sport.

A behind-the-scenes look at the filming of a creative ad for a unique style of skateboard.

Astronomers have discovered a new ring that totally dwarfs Saturn itself and may be the answer to an old mystery about one of Saturn’s moons.

A can of soup may hold the answers to the 160-year-old mystery of what happened to the crew of Sir John Franklin’s polar expedition.

Researchers and studying the sandfish lizard in an attempt to understand how it “swims” through the sand.

Researchers are trying to learn how one of the oldest and most successful predators on our planet combines information from different senses to track, orient to, and then capture their prey.