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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.’

There's no need to panic yet.

Get up-close HD footage of your local birds with this solar-powered, waterproof bird feeder camera.

Contrails are a problem, but not how you might think.

'If you see it on TV or on social media, it’s probably not as good as something else.'

Jared Isaacman and Sarah Gillis each emerged from the space capsule high above Earth.

Coelacanths rapidly evolved as the Earth shook about 400 million years ago.

The remains of a 45,000 year old nicknamed Thorin was uncovered in a French cave system.

Fully autonomous Shinkansen trains may begin service in the mid-2030s.

Could its unorthodox approach make it more dangerous for astronauts?

Plus other weird things we learned this week.

Scientists found disease-causing microbes that could be traveling more than 1,200 miles through the atmosphere.

Researchers compare math progress of almost 1,000 high school students.

Nobody wants to shovel snow, but you do want access to your driveway so always be prepared.

The new Thursday Night Football system will tackle 'a huge hole in our football stats toolbox.'

Netherlands-based Hardt Hyperloop sent a pod through 90 meters of a test tube. It didn't crack 20 miles per hour.

Longipteryx surprisingly used its beak on fruit, not fish.