Volunteer diver finds 1,000-year-old canoe at the bottom of a Wisconsin lake
During a litter clean-up in Pewaukee Lake, a diver discovered a canoe carved from an oak trunk by Indigenous peoples about a thousand years ago.
During a litter clean-up in Pewaukee Lake, a diver discovered a canoe carved from an oak trunk by Indigenous peoples about a thousand years ago.
For the first time, a low-mass star has been observed absorbing matter from another low-mass object, in a system about 300 light years from Earth.
The MIT for America programme aims to bring maths tutoring, artificial intelligence training and hands-on learning to schools and colleges across the United States.
The American Olympic champion ran 12.09 seconds at the Zurich Diamond League, taking three hundredths off the previous world record.
Kylie Smith, co-founder of the organisation I.CARE, has been honoured by NOAA for involving the community in restoring the coral reefs of the Florida Keys.
A wristband that uses vibration to reduce tremors, born from a student project at MIT, has received FDA clearance for adults with essential tremor.
More than 800 gigabytes, including more than 11,000 images and videos of the Moon, are now accessible to scientists and the public.
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art has opened to the public with more than 1300 works, from Norman Rockwell illustrations to a rare Frida Kahlo, in a project nearly two decades in the making.
Researchers at Oregon State University have created a material that could help make green hydrogen cheaper.
A fabric invented in the United States protects strawberry plants from insects and increased harvests by up to 3.56 times.