Articles by Sarah Laskow

Wind speeds were as strong as 143 miles per hour.

You'll never look at blueberry jam the same way again.

Niches in the walls hinted at the building's past.

What would happen if briny Martian liquid met an Earthling cucumber?

One of the fiercest opponents of British colonialists had rockets unlike any his enemies had seen.

The worms, all female, thawed out and started eating.

A California fire has closed down Yosemite National Park.

Runaway railway expansion helped inspire Britain's preservationist movement.

It's probably about five times as briny as the Dead Sea.

Feet, hands, and lives were at risk.

Landmark Baptists believed that an unbroken chain of Christians kept alive the true teachings of the New Testament.

Paleontologists describe the largest dinosaur footprint ever found.

The eerie windows of one Romanian town are watching for political corruption.

In 1905, the Dmitri Donskoi sank off the coast of a South Korean island.

When nature and secret societies get together.

Tāne Mahuta is one of the oldest kauri trees in the world.

Hawaii's ongoing eruption created new land.

For centuries, no one could read it.

The seals depict Greek gods and—surprise, surprise—erotic scenes.

These unmistakable squares and circles are the remnants of settlements from as far back as the Bronze Age.

Researchers uncovered evidence of the cetaceans at sites connected to the Roman fish-processing industry.

Scientists filmed the break-up of a Greenland glacier.

A collection of photos from the 1960s tried to show why locomotives need two people in the cab.

Will it ever return?