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This 82-feet-long titan swam while dinosaurs walked.

The spiderbot's extendable legs can grasp onto uneven rock surfaces and propel it forward.

After 11 years, Boston Dynamics is retiring its iconic 330-pound bipedal robot and replacing it with a lighter, all electric little sibling.

It throws a wrench into old ideas about what it means to be a species.

Now with a 149-mile range, the tiny car is ready for urban driving, if America will have it.

Sounds that are lower pitched are less studied than other types. Some say it’s a health hazard. Others have doubts.

NASA confirmed the origins of the orbital junk that left a homeowner shaken ‘in disbelief.’

Scientists piece together new clues about how ‘water bears’ survive extreme conditions.

How many have you visited?

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'We probably wouldn’t attempt to mate. We would just feel awful, lay down, and die.'

Planning to pick up some fresh wax this Record Store Day? Augment your turntable with accessories to keep your vinyl clean and system finely tuned.

On his 80th birthday, Smokey Bear is still urging fire safety.

Gaia-BH3's mass is 33 times bigger than our sun and it's only 2,000 light years from Earth.

Research suggests that experience may matter more than innate ability when it comes to a sense of direction.

The moon’s seismic activity requires extremely sensitive tools to cut through the lunar dust.

Don't wait until yard work season is in full swing to get a new lawnmower, blower, string trimmer, or other Greenworks tools.

These flying frugivores can disperse seeds and increase carbon storage, according to one new study.

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