Articles by Kelsey Kennedy

The ill-fated ship's engine order telegraph was found, then lost, then found.

They're an extreme case of sexual dimorphism.

This could be just the beginning.

A new fossil shows it topped the food chain earlier than was once thought.

Something's in the air on our closest neighbor.

It took a computer 80 hours to generate 25 billion galaxies.

The Australian government has released the results of a survey of the bottom of the Indian Ocean.

N-gram tracing was used to reveal the author.

Watch the first space shuttle take off and an experimental aircraft set a speed record.

Oroville Dam's spillway crumbled in February, and now California is racing for a fix.

Layers of silt show just how unpredictable earthquakes are.

Computer models suggest it was big enough to form the planet's two moons.

Keeping them separate from American crocs will be key to their survival.

And why early monks in the desert didn't want to fall asleep during the day.

The hagfish were on their way to South Korea.

Things have been pretty quiet up there, so it was a surprise.

“You can’t beat the Axis if you get VD.”

And they circulate through the towers like water in a fountain.

The geological feature is home to the largest lithium reserve in the world.

Firefighters and biologists staged a rescue once the area was deemed safe.

They were caught playing in front of a trail camera.

And in the lab, they're helping cancer researchers, too.

They are helping scientists understand exactly what happened.

Some starchy residue in Utah came from a native potato.