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Switch out a set of old, worn spark plugs to improve your engine's efficiency.

At least to other white people, thanks to what researchers are dubbing ‘AI hyperealism.’

In Massachusetts, breeding pairs have increased 500 percent since the mid-1980's, but the threatened, tiny shore birds still have a long way to go.

Need to keep your acoustic and electric instruments performance-ready at a steady clip? One of these guitar tuner can prove instrumental.

GraphCast's 10-day weather predictions reveal how meteorology may benefit from AI and machine learning.

Don’t get caught out in the dark without a flashlight that illuminates the way.

The data on UNCOVER z-13 and UNCOVER z-12 helps support the Big Bang theory.

ISS astronauts lost the crew lock bag during a seven-hour spacewalk. Thankfully, it only contained tethers and tool sockets.

Treat the person in your life who has a way with tools.

Rediscovered after 60 years, the funky critter is named for Sir David Attenborough and is one of only five species of monotreme remaining on Earth.

The colorful galaxy clusters are about 4.3 billion light-years away.

Switching gears to holiday shopping and not sure what to get the cyclist in your life? Cruise through our spin on the best bike-centric gifts.

Loncovilius carlsbergi is found living on flowers in South America and not on the floor of a bar.

Know what you're in for before taking the risk.

Arachnophobia is pretty bad, but disappearing spiders are much scarier.

These mirrorless cameras will help you get your best shot no matter what you like to capture.

Cut the cord and say goodbye to your cable box once and for all.

Don’t take too many risks when it comes to trimming your whiskers. Take our advice on shopping for the best beard trimmer—and browse a few top picks.

Share your connection with all your devices everywhere you go.

The Mac Mini may be Apple's smallest computer but that doesn't mean it should be hooked up to a big, beautiful screen.