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It's hard to find rocks more than 3.6 billion years old.

How the traveling body parts of saints get through customs.

It's not Starfleet, but it sure looks like it.

Finding Beyoncé is fun, but so are the minds of Pieter Bruegel the Elder and Hieronymous Bosch.

The Illinois community is determined not to let a tragedy destroy it.

Cheeky pages revealed more than their drawings initially let on.

It means everything and nothing at the same time.

Young and naive, he just wanted his passport stamped.

It's got the beauty, but not the brains.

The fearless aviator was determined to fly.

At his peak, newspapers loved to tease the inventor. They also feared him.

It was run by a pair of psychologists under the principles of operant conditioning.

In the 16th century, avoiding a sunburn meant being mute and looking super creepy.

Since it launched in 2014, Daniel Bacchieri's Street Music Map has recorded the locations of some 1,200 artists spread across 93 countries.

New efforts to collect evil-averting marks show they were used well into the 19th century.

They had associations and rallies advocating for "twilight sleep."

A guild of knotters won't let this historic craft die.

A new project collects sounds from sacred places in 34 countries.