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An excellent alternative to bulky telescopes, these binoculars are easy to store and transport while giving you access to all wonders in the night sky.

United Launch Alliance's unmanned spacecraft takes off on January 8, 2024, carrying new tools, tiny robots, and... Gene Roddenberry’s ashes.

Copy and paste your notebook scribbles with these tools and tips.

What you need to know about Google's plan to replace the internet's most pervasive tracker.

Visiting Alaska is an emissions-heavy prospect. An innovative program has tourists ease that by helping buy heat pumps for locals.

An unprecedented study details that over 75 percent of all industrial fishing ships don’t publicly report their whereabouts.

Crave wood-smoked meat year-round but live in a colder climate (or an apartment)? GE's new indoor smoker will have your taste buds, but not smoke alarms, going off.

Devices that connect brains to computers are increasingly sophisticated. Can the nascent neurorights movement catch up?

Scientists are studying new fossils of the predators that could grow to almost 12 inches long and may have dominated the seas over 500 million years ago.

Online scammers coerced the exchange student to self-isolate and sent threats to his family.

The antibiotic compounds in their saliva could potentially help scientists find new treatments.

Clear out the clutter from your photo library and save room on your phone.

The comet that fascinates humanity will make its next pass by Earth on July 29th, 2061.

The Lightning, along with vehicles from Tesla, Jeep, Chrysler, Lincoln, and Rivian are 19 of 43 vehicles remaining on the list.

Whether you're a gamer, a creator, or just someone with data to lug around, a portable SSD is the fastest, safest way to do it.

Although all passengers and crew safely evacuated the commercial plane, five Japan Coast Guard members from the other aircraft did not survive.

A new “authorized generic” version will be available in its place, but experts worry about access.

Here's what you need to know.

A kinesiologist explains how to optimize the order of your exercise routine.

Willis ‘blue scuti’ Gibson achieved something previously thought impossible—he reached the classic video game's mythical kill screen.