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Fungal infections known as valley fever could spike this fall.

The exoplanet’s surface is about 257° Fahrenheit and a full year lasts just over three Earth days.

A 1967, 1968, and 1969 Miura await a deep-pocketed hero to restore them.

Apple's software update comes with an important security update.

CMSA astronauts from could land on the lunar surface by 2030.

Norse sailing routes needed to avoid seasonal sea ice.

You won't even miss the booming vroom vroom sound.

Merging rivers may have thrust Earth’s highest mountain upwards by as much as 164 feet.

‘I’m just so excited that the thing I paid for six months ago is finally on my truck now.’

The iPhone comes with plenty of built-in features for travelers.

Remember, comets are like cats.

Satellites are rapidly becoming the backbone of space research.

Serene, fierce, whimsical: Nature has it all.

Soldiering through nightly suspended animation, a (nearly) all-sugar diet, backwards flight and long migrations, the birds’ tiny physiques prove mighty.

Don't settle for iPhone defaults.

Uncanny returns: Trevor Paglen and the hallucinatory domain of generative AI.

The crew completed the first commercial spacewalk in history.

From digging at Iceland volcanos to 'moonwalking' in the deserts of Arizona.

But not until 1943 would 'Popular Science' finally celebrate the discovery of penicillin.

Attracting pollinators to your backyard starts with knowing what flowers to plant.