It was revealed on Wednesday that the band is preparing to reunite for the first time in 20 years alongside a host of other big names. The original line-up of heavy metal legends Black Sabbath ...

Antimony is widely used in the production of materials for electronics, as well as metal alloys resistant to corrosion and high temperatures. "Antimony melt is interesting because near the melting ...

All areas of the Antarctic coast that generally see significant summertime melting continue to accumulate melt days at a faster-than-average pace, except along the northern West Antarctic ice shelves, ...

In November, the band announced drummer Ryan Winnen would "step away" from the group due to "personal matters." Now, Lawrence said he has "parted ways" with Winnen as well as guitarist Joe Memmel.

are present in the Ocean Band, Nike Sport Band, standard Sport Watch bands. Meanwhile, PFAS compounds are known for their propensity to linger in the environment and the human body. These chemicals ...

The tune reaches the top spot on one specific list, and as it does, the singer manages a feat that not even the band that brought her to global prominence could accomplish. “Apt.” rises to No ...

They’re ephemeral displays: The works of botanical art melt quickly as morning temperatures warm, and spotting one is considered lucky. So last week proved auspicious for the Texans who stumbled ...

What previously might have required a whole band can now be done by a single artist with the help of a producer and some session musicians. It’s no secret musicians are doing it tough in the ...

Here's where the actors ended up after carrying the acclaimed World War II drama.

But what if a sidewalk could melt ice on its own? That's the goal of a three-year-long project at Drexel University to develop self-heating concrete, which can keep streets safe from icy ...

True to the venue of its debut, the Tay Keith-produced beat is awash in marching band brass, over which Travis boasts about his latest acquisition — and the upgrades he’s added. “Four-by ...