They found a 1,200-year-old manuscript in Rome, and one poem inside is forcing scholars to rethink the origins of English literature

A forgotten manuscript in Rome may reshape the story of English literature with a rare copy of Caedmon’s Hymn.

It looked like ruins under the Mediterranean, but archaeologists found 22 massive pieces of a lighthouse lost for more than 1,600 years

Archaeologists recovered 22 giant blocks from the lost Lighthouse of Alexandria after more than 1,600 years underwater.

Millions of phones slow down for a reason users rarely see: deleted files can keep filling memory from hidden trash folders

Deleted photos and videos may still be filling your phone storage through hidden trash folders and app caches.

The world’s longest multimodal bridge just opened, and its 200-year design sends a brutal message to cities still built around cars

Helsinki’s giant new car-free bridge is designed to last 200 years while prioritizing trams, bikes, and walkers.

The family behind Lego has expanded its farmland empire beyond 800 hectares, and the price per hectare says something bigger about land

The Lego family expanded its Danish farmland holdings again, highlighting how valuable productive land has become.

Undersea tunnels depend on a seal most drivers never see, and new data suggests it may age worse than engineers expected

Underwater tunnels are among the most impressive pieces of modern engineering. They sit under rivers, bays, and coastal ...

A new kind of thrust has appeared in the lab: lasers, metasurfaces, and objects moving without engines or a drop of fuel

Moving an object without touching it sounds like the kind of thing you would expect in a sci-fi movie. Yet researchers at ...

A trade-in push for old cars could put factories back to work, but only if buyers are tempted enough to leave their aging vehicles

Thailand wants drivers to scrap aging vehicles, but the success of the plan may depend on factory jobs and pickups.

Elon Musk filled the sky with Starlink satellites, but keeping the network alive means burning hardware worth millions almost every day

SpaceX’s Starlink network depends on constantly replacing satellites, creating thousands of fiery atmospheric reentries.

Europe wants more gas routes and fewer Russian choke points, but one Balkan pipeline has turned into a fight over money and control

A Balkan gas pipeline meant to weaken Russia’s grip is now triggering a fight over money, influence, and control.

A new hybrid power plant combines three renewable sources on one floating structure, and Norway is already testing it in a wave basin

Most offshore renewable projects ask the ocean to do one job. Flex2Future is trying to make it do three at once, using a ...

A warplane that may be too fast for its own pilot is forcing Russia to rethink what should sit inside the cockpit

The aircraft may be designed to fly so fast, and so high, that keeping a human pilot in the cockpit could become a technical ...