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Luke and Mike Bell’s ‘Peregrine 2’ averaged nearly 300 mph, and broke two Guinness records.

Studying deeper molten rock reservoirs may help scientists better forecast eruptions.

A number of threads have malfunctioned. The company hasn't said why.

Even if you're not an NFL fan, you can pick colors you like and save on a fantastic pair of sneakers.

'Inevitably the visitors will feel disappointed.'

‘Resident Evil,’ ‘Myst,’ ‘Asteroids,’ and others made the cut.

Mining asteroids could, in theory, reduce the burden on Earth’s resources. Will it live up to its promise?

New scanning tech will greatly speed up the process.

Explore the tiny 'pizza slice' down to the neuron.

Record numbers of these strange inbred fish were counted in the hellscape they call home.

She 'can hear sounds as soft as a whisper and is starting to talk.'

‘They might be saying: come here, move away, or maybe even smell me.’

This deal brings the headphones back down to their lowest price of the year.

The t:connect mobile app can crash and drain the insulin pump's battery.

With the best above-ground pool vacuums, you’ll keep your cool as you prep your pool

When things go wrong, it's time to hunker down.

Today the koji mold is a master fermenter, but it has a checkered past.

Your prized electronics deserve an extra level of safeguarding from electrical interference and damaging spikes. Here’s how to protect your tech.

The 'ghostbots' are coming.

'They really commit to the role.'