Back in the day, Ancient Mesopotamia was the place to be. Considering the geographical area of some of humanity’s most ...

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For generations, scientists believed that the West Coast’s two great earthquake engines — the Cascadia subduction zone and ...

This ubiquitous jar is named after John Landis Mason, who patented Mason jars in 1858. Made to preserve or can food, mason ...

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Wisconsin’s Winter Forecast Is in (And It’s Not What You’d Expect) With the state motto “Forward,” Wisconsin is known for always progressing towards new horizons. As such, there are several inventions ...

The wheel, one of humanity’s most transformative inventions, remains shrouded in mystery. Historians agree it revolutionized transportation and labor efficiency, yet no one knows exactly when or where ...

According to the statistics provided by the World Economic Forum, nowadays China can boast its position as the world’s second largest spender on scientific research and development, yielding only to ...

Currently available in 52 shades, the buildable, sweat-resistant formula "set a new standard for the industry," per Time. fentybeauty/Instagram; Fenty Beauty Page Six ...

If you graph the history of economic growth, it looks a lot like a hockey stick laid on the ground with its blade sticking up. That is, economic growth was pretty flat for millennia, and then, around ...