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Leonardo Da Vinci Was Ambidextrous, Handwriting Analysis Shows
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The First Cave Art from the Balkans May Date Back 30,000 Years
In a first, archaeologists have discovered Upper Paleolithic cave paintings in the Balkans.
Why Giant Tortoise Sex Became the Basis of a Key 'Game of Thrones' Sound Effect
No, that's not a real dragon purring in the background of "Game of Thrones"; it's just a giant male tortoise moaning.
The Old English Verse 'Beowulf' Was Likely Written by a Single Author
"The sword sweat blood, while the warrior rejoiced."
Here's What the Speed of Light Looks Like in Slow Motion
What does the speed of light look like? CalTech researchers built the world's fastest camera to find out.
French Painting Stolen by Nazis in 1940 Raid to Be Returned to Owner's Descendants
The painting by Paul Signac was stolen during a Nazi raid in France in 1940.
What Are Radio Waves?
Radio waves help us communicate across close and far distances. They also help us identify otherwise invisible objects in space.
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