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Solar eclipses result from a fantastic celestial coincidence of scale and distance.

Aww, Mercury is a kitten.

Earth's animals can really do it all.

Their nectar spurs are 13 inches long and stands out compared to the flower's dainty petals.

This is a great laptop for school or work and it's $100 cheaper than we have ever seen it right now.

These big reptiles may be a sustainable meat source, if farming can be scaled up.

Think Mother Nature needs a night light? Grab these solar lights to keep just a tad of the power of the sun running in the dark.

Think CBD is just for humans? Try again!

Step away from the internet and come back later.

New archaeological discoveries add 500 years to the history of this storied harbor.

It's not because of Saint Patrick.

Researchers studied some very agile 'freerunners' to make this machine

Fish and crustacean noises may signal to the larvae to settle.

A fake Elon Musk hawked an ‘amazing opportunity’ during this morning’s big launch.

After six months sailing around the world, the numbers are in for the retrofitted ‘Pyxis Ocean.’

We asked dentists about the best dental hygiene practices.

Bits of different countries’ cultures are launched into space with each space exploration project.

Roughly 1,000 Hudson River Eel project volunteers net, count, and release about two million juvenile American eels per migrating season.

A study of several NASA, ESA, and JAXA astronauts shows an association between long-haul space flight and headaches.

A first-of-its-kind safety report testing advanced driver assistance systems suggests carmakers aren’t doing enough to prevent driver abuse and misuse.