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Scientists are solving the mystery of when diverged from their closest relative–the brown bear.

Read an exclusive excerpt from Volcanoes Are Hot: Oliver’s Great Big Universe #2.

A worthy upgrade to battle the chaos.

A new study offers the first comprehensive look at the ties between fossil fuel companies and universities.

At XPEL HQ, hardcore testing ensures the materials pass muster. 

A coupon gets you an extra $40 discount on this easy-to-store walking pad.

Behold, the oldest light in the universe.

A haunting show made possible by Earth’s atmosphere.

'The Universe in 100 Colors' unravels the wonders of color and the natural world.

'It’s very odd.'

Wash your bum and stop wasting toilet paper.

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It can't hit 217 mph, but it did complete a lap at the Silverstone Circuit.

Biologists discovered the new parasitic species in a Mississippi backyard.

These 700-square-foot satellites are part of a broadband constellation that's ‘just getting started.’

Different devices from different manufacturers? No problem, they can still talk.

A new psychology survey finds 'presenteeism' is bad for both you and your employer.

Tiny, compact galaxies are masters of disguise in the distant universe.

'I must admit this really shifted my imagination when it comes to the subject of Illuminati.'

‘There was nowhere to hide.’