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'The mechanical man ... will rid humanity of much drudgery and thousands of congenial tasks.'

A biochemist explains how dubious claims from politicians distorts science.

Their message to ‘all of you on the good Earth’ endures.

‘Nobody believes that these cables were severed by accident.’

'From a research perspective, this is a small treasure trove.’

The videos prove the new, slimmer Atlas has some of the same acrobatic abilities as its beefier predecessor.

The primates use stone tools to crack into nutritious nuts with a range of results.

The 360-degree cameras are just one way Nissan reworked its engineering with an off-road focus.

Look back at the best views the powerful NASA space telescope captured.

The biological phenomenon borders on sci-fi.

Removing abandoned infrastructure is challenging, time-consuming, and costly.

Screensavers don't need to be practical anymore.

Fancy fish eggs have become the latest luxury good to go viral on social media, raising questions about the future of sturgeon.

Don't forget grumpy fish.

Svalbard reindeer are only found on this archipelago in Norway.

The celestial light show dazzled in 2024.

Selections from "Output," an anthology showcasing seven decades of English-language machine-generated texts, long predating ChatGPT.

You don’t have to tear it all down and start again to make your home more environmentally-friendly.

Stonehenge may have served as a community-building DIY project.

Get to your cloud storage files more quickly on Windows or macOS.