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By the late 1800s, the Suez had greatly increased access to the world — and British imperialism. Almost 150 years later, a significantly different world is measuring the effects of a new, recent expansion.
One of archeology's most puzzling questions — how ancient Egyptians transported over 170,000 tons of limestone to build the Pyramids at Giza — seems ever closer to being solved.
NASA and the Peruvian government are working to develop a satellite system to forecast outbreaks months in advance and prevent them.
The best science and captured images of a once in a lifetime event.
A trillion-ton iceberg the size of the US State of Delaware has broken off and is now on the move in the Antarctic Ocean.
One of the great natural wonders of the world, Australia's Great Barrier Reef has recently suffered two massive back to back bleaching, or dying, events in the past two years.
