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Bereaved people should temper their expectations when chatting with AI-driven simulations of their lost loved ones.

Keep your desktop or laptop in good health.

What really caused the debilitating illnesses?

To understand why batteries come in various sizes and shapes, we must first look to the past.

We're biased, but our planet is seriously beautiful.

These approachable laptops offer the best balance of performance, features, and price.

Emaay is the 250th chick born as part of ongoing California Condor Recovery Program.

Danish astronaut Andreas Mogensen made a ‘keepsake’ tour video before returning to Earth.

Cornstarch, Vaseline, and talcum powder were also explored.

New research challenges what we know about male bonobos and chimpanzees.

SpaceHopper maneuvered in zero gravity aboard a parabolic flight.

A prion sickness similar to mad cow is spreading rapidly through North America’s deer and elk populations. A veterinary microbiologist discusses the options for keeping it in check.

Make shipping and organizing much easier with these compact, efficient printers.

(We’re not ready.)

Some trade routes will need to detour over land.

New guidelines offer scientists and fisheries a way to tell the age of an octopus.

It would be the first time a non-American lands on the moon.

The power tool is bundled with a 45-bit driver set.

The disk that surrounds newly forming stars shoots out material that could impact its future development.

Nearly a quarter of the nation's grid now runs on renewables, bringing the country closer to its climate goals.