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Floatplanes are ubiquitous on the coast and indispensable for remote communities, but they don’t need to follow the same regulations and reporting as commercial airlines.

Did these winged giants soar or flap across prehistoric skies?

The DOJ indicted the alleged scammer after his bot army amassed billions of plays over seven years.

Researchers created a biohybrid robot that uses electrical signals in mycelium to move around.

'It’s not magic, but it’s still very powerful.'

Beads of volcanic glass collected by Chang’e-5 are only 120 million years old.

Physicists demonstrated the underlying principles. Next up is the prototype.

Upgrade your smartphone into a dedicated handheld console with this essential accessory.

It's a hotspot for telescopes.

Some human populations gained extra genes to help break down starch in only 12,000 years.

New science sheds light on this history and horses' huge impact on human society.

With fracking-inspired tech, geothermal plants no longer need to be near hot geysers and volcanoes.

Sasayamagnomus measured barely three-feet-long.

Eight sub-adult male seals were seen on camera over 2,000 feet deep, near an underwater lab.

Scientists found a molecular pathway that triggers allergic itching from pollen, dust mites, and more.

A single sighting implies thousands of peach blossom jellyfish.

From attempting to incite racially motivated violence to encouraging attacks on critical infrastructure, the alleged crimes planned and advertised by extremists on Telegram go far beyond the charges facing CEO Pavel Durov.

'There’s a strange noise coming through...'

We sniffed out the best robot vacuums for fetching fur and fluff from floors.

A 20-day subaquatic exploration relocated once-lost artifacts and documented ongoing decay.