In an earlier conversation on the natural world, Martha Foley and Dr. Curt Stager talked about the longevity of atoms, and how atoms within our body may have once been in the bodies of dinosaurs.

Every drop of drinking water once passed through someone's (or something's) body. The point is to purify the stuff we drink no matter the source, rather than to seek never-defiled fantasy water.

Curious Minds says, ‘Dinosaurs had a long time to drink water. The Mesozoic era – the reign of the dinosaurs – lasted for 186 million years. ‘That gave them time to drink a lot of water.

The partial vertebra appeared inside a 2.5-inch-diameter column of rock that researchers drilled, earning the title of the ...

Researchers at DMNS unearthed a 70 million-year-old dinosaur fossil, the oldest found within Denver city limits.

That glass of water in your hand is dinosaur pee, apparently. Not like it's unfiltered, but a science YouTube video posted this week raises the interesting tidbit that, since dinosaurs were around ...

Scientists at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science discovered a 67 million-year-old dinosaur fossil hidden under their ...

The age of the dinosaurs lasted 135 million years, more than enough time for them to consume all the potable water that evaporated and precipitated across the globe. And what goes in, of course ...

In an earlier conversation on the natural world, Martha Foley and Dr. Curt Stager talked about the longevity of atoms, and how atoms within our body may have once been in the bodies of dinosaurs.

Every drop of drinking water once passed through someone's (or something's) body. The point is to purify the stuff we drink no matter the source, rather than to seek never-defiled fantasy water.

Perhaps the biggest development in water over the last three decades has been the change in attitude among consumers about their liquid assets. After repeated droughts punctuated by history-making ...