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Data shows a lot of people logged off during the cosmic event.

‘Chewing muscles were no longer needed.'

The suspicious plane cargo was flagged by the Hong Kong authorities.

If human eyes were this big, we’d carry around about 220 more pounds.

You can do more than you might think with your Steam games.

Get free setup and haul away on cooking ranges, robot vacuums, microwaves, fridges, and more during Samsung's Bespoke pre-order sale.

Delivery trucks, school buses, and other short-haul vehicles will electrify much faster than big rigs, easing air pollution in urban neighborhoods.

NASA shared an eerie view of the moon's shadow passing over Earth.

Charlemagne potentially had major control over silver coins in the mid-7th century.

We headed into the path of totality in a techy open-air Audi S5 Cabriolet.

April 8th's total solar eclipse began on the Pacific coast of Mexico and ended off the Atlantic coast of Canada.

Researchers developed a hack to automatically adjust printer parameters as needed to use algae, wood resins, and more.

The sounds are inaudible to the human ear, and may be a way to thwart off hungry predators.

Kick underarm irritation and body odor to the curb with aluminum-free deodorant.

A new study aims to help clinicians standardize care and improve outcomes for their patients.

It’s always a bad idea to look directly at the sun.

Stock up on your favorite protein supplements for less than $1 per serving and never miss out on gains again.

Diet played a key role in the evolution of the vast beetle family tree.

Generation ships offer a tantalizing possibility: transporting humans on a permanent voyage to a new home among the stars.

Even a century ago, astronomers went to great lengths not be foiled by clouds.