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Battery prices could fall by 40% by 2030, but more work is to be done.

Cheyenne Supercomputer is up for auction now.

If you're looking for a slim laptop with a beefy processor, look no further than the MacBook Air M3, on sale at Amazon.

Blazing temperatures and supersonic winds rule WASP-43b.

Keyboards still have a place, but if you want to retain information, grab a pen.

Preliminary research suggests seaweed can trap and store valuable minerals. Is this the beginning of a new type of mining?

Your versatile home gadget can help you get more qualities zzzs.

Fire starters can help light your fireplace, campfires, and camp stoves, even in bad weather.

Regulations take effect in 2026.

'Sparkles' shows off the latest in robo-dog choreography.

Say goodbye to dummy buttons and hello to the most standard power in the car's history.

A smokeless fire pit can provide a safe, simple way to get a blaze going for your next backyard get together or camping trip.

Let a robot do the taxing work of cleaning your pool for your with this AIPER deal at Amazon.

Razer owes $1 million in refunds for false N95 claims about Zephyr.

Scientists simulated the dental adaptations of these adolescent predators.

Be sure to check out the Full Flower Moon on May 22 and 23rd.

At the NFL’s Big Data Bowl, scientists compete to develop new stats that better capture player performance.

At-home espresso machines are the best when you’re sick of paying $6 for a latte and you want to skip the drip.

The Geologic Atlas of the Lunar Globe includes 12,341 craters, 81 basins, and 17 different rock types.

Advances in environmental DNA sequencing show that these areas were for more than just for recreation.