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The SpaceX CEO believes colonizing Mars is key to humanity's survival.

‘Our first reaction was: What the hell is this?’

The particles uncovered in Siberian permafrost are about the size of a virus.

(Almost) nothing can stop the Christmas Island crustaceans.

Castoffs from U.S. nuclear weapons get buried at one site in New Mexico. But what happens when that facility fills up?

Martial arts are great for you but you need the right gear to get going. Our expert picks the best martial arts accessories to pick up before heading to the mats.

These electrolyte drinks have what you need to recover from everything from running a marathon to a night out on the town.

Watch Jacob and Tibu navigate the dangerous waters in a desperate search for mates.

It only took three years to build.

The carefully constructed burial site dates back to the Bronze and Iron ages.

Omega Centauri contains an intermediate-mass black hole about 18,000 light years away.

Tourists visiting destinations during heat waves may be more prone to adverse health outcomes than residents, experts say.

Turn audio recordings into written text.

At the place 'where hunting and gathering was invented,' scientists fill in the blanks on plant farming.

Harness your backyard breeze.

A Starship landing on the moon could contaminate nearby ice.

This artificial turf captures rainwater to reduce surface temperatures and improve drainage.

What contaminants are lurking in your air? Knowing what to expect, at least, can be a breath of fresh air.

These unique structures that reflect light may help protect some bacteria from viruses.

As tracks heat up, they expand and buckle. That's forcing rail operators to adapt as the climate warms.