Since Plato's first dramatic account around 360 BC of an island sinking into the ocean, philosophers, historians and writers have debated whether the disappearance of Atlantis was real or a legend. Now, new evidence suggests that Atlantis is more than a myth and the island, so long shrouded in mystery, may have left clues to its destruction.
Is your mind still reeling from everything you saw and heard on this week's episode? Not ready to leave the topic just yet? You don't have to -- read tweets and posts about this episode from other Curiosity fans.
Why would you even want to plunge into an underwater existence? Take this quiz to discover why living on land may not be all it's cracked up to be, and why the ocean might be home, sweet home.
Whether you're looking at an image of a marine biologist at work, a guest at an underwater hotel, or a fish taking refuge in a sunken ship--the beauty and unknown of our oceans is breathtaking. How much do you know about marine life?
New evidence suggests that Atlantis is more than a myth and the island, so long shrouded in mystery, may have left clues to its destruction.
Everyone likes talking about the weather, but how much do people really know about the stuff that falls out of the sky and makes the air swirl around us? Here are some statements about the weather that may or may not be true.
Mother Nature conjures up many wonders, such as rainbows and morning dew. Take our Weather Wonders Quiz to test your knowledge of some extreme weather events and the science and myths surrounding them.
The Mayans tell us it will happen next year, on 21st December to be precise. And terrible recent events from Indonesia through Haiti to Japan seem, to some, evidence of impending global doom. But just how likely is a global apocalypse – from a scientific point of view? When will it happen, if at all? Where? And how? Samuel L. Jackson hosts this CGI spectacular that examines the most likely ways the world might end.
While the relationship between different species is naturally in equilibrium, human intervention has caused a number of problems, changing the way biodiversity works. Take this quiz to see what you know about biodiversity.
