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Here’s how a new real-time data system could improve wild tiger habitats—and the health of our planet.

These new creatures were discovered thousands of feet under the Pacific.

Built on GM's Ultium architecture, Honda developed the SUV faster than it could have alone.

The tiny satellites were spotted circling our solar system’s most far flung planets.

A big home theater upgrade doesn't necessarily require a large investment when you pick from our best budget soundbars.

The two men reportedly hiked for days past crocodiles, snakes, and deadly spiders after their car got stuck on a muddy road.

These lattice structures could one day strengthen bone implants and rocket parts.

The historic moon lander beat the odds.

These blob-like invertebrates keep critical ecosystems clean.

These mountain bikes rely on super-chunky tires to traverse snow, rocks, and other tough terrain.

For children living near U.S. highways, a transition to zero-emission electric vehicles will mean reduced exposure to dangerous exhaust.

Aerosol pollutants have masked the effects of global warming. Without them, the U.S. is about to get a lot wetter.

The 1972 lunar landing concluded a pioneering time for moon exploration.

Whenever someone waxes poetic about planetary engineering, it’s worth taking a moment to consider the ethical implications.

Take a deep breath and explore a world of wildlife that exists under the water's surface.

Choosing the right power cells to get compact devices up and running is as simple as selecting something off this list.

The robot can bust open doors, carry a backpack, and even collect rock samples.

A company used CRISPR to make the animals resistant to deadly diseases, but watchdogs say viruses are not the problem.

Here's how to capture nature for the Eclipse Soundscapes Project.

Dinocephalosaurus’ impressively long neck and flippers helped it gobble up fish in its watery world.