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Using basalt melted at super-high temperatures and spun into yarn, the GV80’s interior is unique and green. 

A dairy expert explains how pasteurization protects against foodborne illness, including avian flu.

Stop scrolling endlessly with a simpler smartphone.

What's the fun in keeping a game all to yourself?

'Will they succeed? They will if they can conquer nature.'

The toxic pollution really is that pervasive—and invasive.

The actor played a sentient chatbot in Sam Altman's favorite movie 'Her.'

The European Space Agency thinks the object was likely a comet.

Researchers smashed an asteroid with a spacecraft. From the aftermath, they are learning how to better protect Earth.

Supercharged thunderstorms and tornadoes are ravaging the Midwest, driving insurance costs to record highs.

By adapting a DNA-based age estimation technique, scientists have a new way to figure out the ages of wild dolphins.

The company ended the project less than a year after it started.

Researchers say their new algorithm trained on a database of various TV show clips can detect sarcasm 75% of the time.

Ecologists don’t agree on what makes for the healthiest lawn. And restoring biodiversity requires more than doing less.

The question remains: Do you want to see my face?

The first patient's device partially 'retracted' shortly after surgery.

The red planet could see two-and-a-half times more close encounters with asteroids than Earth.

The proposed 'Ahramat' branch may have aided construction and trade.