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"Once in a lifetime event" -- Check out the supernova in the Big Dipper constellation!

TIME article: Why Some Languages Sound So Fast

Israel Museum returns art to Jewish artist Max Liebermann's heirs

Found: Roman port where soldiers launched invasion of Wales 2,000 years ago

Is this the coolest watch ever made? The 1923 Packard even has a star map!

What's the age of the moon? It could be waning

August 19th -- 1st National Indigenous Music Awards in Darwin, Australia

Interesting article: "One-child policy a surprising boon for China's girls"

'Remains' of St Edburga (620 BCE) discovered under apartment block

American painter Cy Twombly has died. Known for his abstract works using repetitive lines, scribbles, references to ancient empires

Vatican opens archives for unprecedented exhibit

Scientists take temperature of long-gone dinosaurs

13,000-year-old image of ancient mammoth found on bone fragment in Florida

Black holes tell tale of the infant Universe

Right next to where I grew up: Blackbeard artifacts exhibit opens at NC museum

Gold rush another blight to ailing Amazon jungle

Guam mulls going its own way

Ancient Assyrian dictionary finished — after 90 years

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Archaeology: Beneath Jerusalem, an underground city takes shape

Shuttle Endeavour gone forever from space station

Egypt permanently opens Gaza border crossing

TIME article -- Egypt: Convergence of Civilizations

Article: Tormented British sailor reveals how Germans tried to surrender before Bismarck was destroyed, costing 2,000 lives

Egypt's lost pyramids: Spied from space by satellite, 17 tombs buried by sands of time

'Earliest' Bronze Age battle site containing 100 bodies found on German river bank

World's oldest panda dies in Chinese zoo at age 34

Egyptian princess died of heart disease, shattering myth that it's only a modern problem

American Indians say code name "Geronimo" offensive but not surprising

Despite economic growth, India lets many of its girls die

Meteor Shower Spawned by Halley's Comet Peaks Friday

Argentine writer Ernesto Sabato dies at age 99

Did you know there was a short-term uproar about John McCain not being born in the US?

Report: Book "Three Cups of Tea" inaccurate

Last two speakers of dying language (Ayapaneco) refuse to talk to each other - because they don't get along

Census spotlights India's 'missing girls'

Japan disaster sparks social media innovation

How Elizabeth Taylor silenced the censors

Chilling testimony from the Gulags' forgotten victims

Photo: Pompeii - House of the Small Fountain

For my mother, who would've loved this story: Elizabeth Taylor buried with Richard Burton's last love letter

Vote ban angers Saudi women in era of change

Japan steel city's 'last geisha' Tsuyako Ito defies tsunami

Texas find suggests earlier settlers in North America

Art in motion: Sonia Delaunay textiles on view

Thought-provoking article: In this age of globalization, "Japan tragedy seared into the world's imagination"

Egypt votes freely for first time in half-century

Touching article filled with kindness: "With aid slow to come Japanese fend for themselves"

Amid revolution, Egyptian designer Marie Bishara still makes it to Paris

Tradition meets modernity at Nigeria fashion show

Dr. Francesca Stavrakopoulou: "(God had a wife) Ancient Israelites worshipped a God and Goddess in the same temple"

Cheetah cubs pictured climbing trees at Masai Mara safari camp

Scientists hope disc of older stars found in Andromeda will reveal the building blocks of our own galaxy

My grandmother was from the Cherokee res. in Oklahoma, so this is interesting for me to see: "Hispanics now outnumber Native Americans in Okla. "

TIME article -- "Rage, Rap and Revolution: Inside the Arab Youth Quake"

Secret life of the Amazon Indians: Incredible images show near-extinct Awá tribe at work and play

Australians giving up on Aboriginals, according to poll

18 items missing from Egyptian Museum after unrest

Fashion: Mother Nature's gone glam in an enchanted forest

Katrina's ruins home to thousands of homeless

Scientists finally work out age of mystery Voynich manuscript -- early 15th century

Historic temple caught in Thai-Cambodia crossfire

Maurice Sendak mural has new home in Philadelphia

Third-century Roman sculptures discovered

John Galliano pays tribute to illustrator René Gruau in latest haute couture collection for Christian Dior

Egypt asks Berlin to return Nefertiti bust

Happy Birthday! At 54, Eeyore is the world's longest lived donkey

Life sentence for 1975 reservation slaying of Annie Mae Aquash in South Dakota

As edgy NYC disappears, does its character go too?

Painting of muse by lovestruck Picasso up for auction

Mystery visitor missing second year in a row at Poe's grave

Study IDs 9,400-year-old domesticated dog, "earliest confirmed in the Americas"

Female Genital Mutilation Banned by Islamic Leaders in Mauritania

Famous Crab Nebula Shoots Off Mysterious Gamma-Ray Flares

Banksy Says His Movie "Exit Through the Gift Shop" Is All True

Popular culture goes back to the Thirties

Hilarious -- read an "American guide" to the British series Downton Abbey, to be shown on PBS

Photo: constellations in the night sky above the Libyan desert

Rousseff becomes first woman to lead Brazil, vows to "to honor women, to protect the most fragile, and to govern for all"

Jamestown unearths 400-year-old pipes

Thomas Hardy's beloved home to throw its doors open to the madding crowd

Researchers: Ancient human remains found in Israel

Quantum mechanics, invisibility cloaks and water on Mars: The biggest scientific breakthroughs of the past decade

Massive haul of 20,000 ancient fossils in China shows new life after biggest mass extinction of all time

Animal rehab centers still working after BP spill

Mummy Head (and Brain) Identified as Long-Lost French King Henry IV

Storm in Israel uncovers ancient statue

Remember, it is not the "Arabian Gulf," but the "Persian Gulf"

Why are hundreds of Dartmoor ponies being slaughtered and fed to tigers at the zoo?

Lost Civilization May Have Existed Beneath the Persian Gulf

Workmen discover body of 'huge' gladiator who was 'stabbed six times and thrown out with the rubbish'

Custer's 'Last Flag' sold for $2.2 million

2,000-year-old Holy Thorn Tree of Glastonbury is cut down

Einstein's 'Biggest Blunder' Turns Out to Be Right

Tigers could be extinct in 12 years if unprotected

Avedon auction in Paris reaps $7.5 million

Senate approves $4.6B for black farmers, Indians

Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe's remains exhumed in Prague

The Desperate Romantics – as never seen before

Ancient tree to help turn Jericho into tourism hub