Today's Object of the Week is a magazine cover featuring a stunning photograph of a North East researcher and her team.

Marking 20 years since one of the deadliest natural disasters in history, Nat Geo's "Tsunami: Race Against Time," tells the minute-by-minute story of the event that left more than 230,000 people dead.

Captain Henry Waterhouse and Lieutenant William Kent brought 26 merino sheep in 1797 from the Cape of Good Hope, in ...

The devastating fire was more than a loss to architecture; it was a cultural tragedy, a reminder of how fragile even the most ...

Seeing her “Original Sisters” en masse in one room—rows upon rows of them—one can fully grasp the power and importance of ...

AN ICON REBORN: After a devastating fire ravaged the centuries-old Notre Dame Cathedral, a monumental task for those ...

Louis Mullan, now 35, told MailOnline that his relationship with younger brother Theo still remains the most important ...

Several tombs in the necropolises of Egypt depict figures dancing across the walls and playing instruments. But when ...

Bill Wine has finally finished a passion project he started dreaming about when he was a teenager — a map of Shenandoah ...

In Singapore, greenery everywhere provides shade, cools the city, absorbs carbon dioxide and benefits people in many other ...

Emperor penguins taking the plunge, an Arkansas family experiencing a total solar eclipse, and a scientist holding a rare ...

Nat Geo greenlights Surviving Pompeii with Tom Hiddleston, The Real Finding Nemo, Meet the Planets, and Diana: One Day in ...