New findings on the 3,000-year-old Imago Mundi tablet suggest it may contain clues to Noah’s Ark’s location, blending myth ...

Themed Accelerating Net5.5G, Striding to Intelligence, the Net5.5G Intelligent IP Network Summit was held today during the ...

Update and information on the policing operation for events in London this weekend.

By Rhett A. Butler As Esri nears its 50th anniversary, Jack Dangermond exemplifies how geographic information systems (GIS) ...

The eleven Great Walks of New Zealand are a collection of New Zealand's most popular and scenic multi-day walks. All of the eleven Great Walks provide unparalleled access to some of the country’s most ...

We know a great deal about our planet, even its most secluded areas. Yet, a single image from Google Maps has ignited wild theories about hidden secrets in Antarctica. On social media, users have ...

North Korea is understood to have the fifth largest military in the entire world, falling behind only Russia, the US, India and China. The communist country has an antagonistic relationship with ...

Image: Daniel Knop Nikon’s Small World photography competition just reached its half-century mark, which features a slate of some of the sharpest, most eye-opening images yet of the world best ...

Whether you’re looking to uncover hidden treasures or prevent corruption from ruining your masterpiece, third-party Terraria map viewers can help you explore and even edit your world with ease. Let’s ...

Think science is dull and gray? Take a look at what can be seen under the microscope in the photographs of the 50th annual Nikon Small World contest, and you’ll get a sense of how amazing ...

Many recent open-world games are so expansive that players need to invest over 100 hours just to uncover the entire map. Space-based open-world games take this even further, offering maps so large ...

Photograph By Daniel Knop, Nikon Small World This image shows a cross-section of European beach grass (Ammophila arenaria). The species, native to Europe and North Africa, is invasive on the ...