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Why some carmakers are bringing back your beloved knobs.

Skip the gift cards this year and give your giftee something that will upgrade their living space in ways they didn't know they needed but can appreciate year-round.

The Explorer 1000 v2 is a great entry point to solar generators and is under $500 before Black Friday.

An experimental zinc coating may reduce the build-up of fat, oil, and grease clumps in sewer pipes.

Whether you're looking to back up your photos or need a way to share your work, the best cloud storage for photos will help you ensure your files are safe and accessible.

'We can flip this on its head.'

The fossil 'jackpot’ is from the Caucasus Mountains of Georgia.

Hvaldimir the beluga whale first made headlines after arriving in Norway in 2019.

The best travel gifts are small items that can play a big part in making sure a journey is comfortable and collected.

Hypnagogic jerks are as common as they are mysterious.

Zebra mussels, hydrilla, and now a waterflea have made their homes in New Croton Reservoir.

Black Friday started on November 11th at Walmart. Get great deals now on everything from turkey fryers to TVs.

These lanky primates are known for their long swings and boisterous duets.

These televisions are easy to use, available at multiple screen sizes, and most cost under $500.

It's the first known sea slug that swims through the ocean’s midnight zone.

It learned to pick up needles by itself.

On a chemical level, it is similar to rotting meat.

Research shows that, instead of replanting rainforests, allowing them to bounce back naturally would store loads of carbon.

A mother tiger, feisty foxes, and wildflower fireworks.

In 1987, the Videonics DirectED seemed groundbreaking, so what happened to it?