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How Spanish scientists and soldiers made an epic journey home as the world locked down around them.

The “Great Unconformity” is a big chunk of missing deep time.

Successful sips were signs of nobility.

Pressed plants can be your journal of the pandemic.

Visual artists are working from home—with help from FaceTime and Zoom.

Chefs are helping hardy roots overcome a World War II stigma.

While locals shelter in place, stuffed toys are popping up by the hundreds on porches and windowsills.

For every crisis, a recipe.

There's just one chair, too.

Amateur sculptors are invited to grab some driftwood and make a masterpiece.

Though their origins are tragic, the books provide invaluable inspiration.

You can almost smell the old books.

Hear the tunes that Kongthong residents are given at birth.

Watering and weeding can't wait until the pandemic has passed.

Air Sinai is shrouded in mystery. But why?

Known for their food, the city's Chaldean diaspora wants to revive their restaurant scene.

Fans are finding new ways to celebrate the band during the 45th anniversary of their first arrival there.

Of course, they are deep underground and came from 75-ton titanosaurs.