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Think twice before stepping on that crunchy top layer of soil. It may be a vital ecosystem—one that you can help protect.

An excreted satellite tag helped scientists document the large fish being preyed upon for the first time.

Strawberries? Oysters? The perfect aphrodisiac remains elusive.

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This one tastes like cheesy toast.

If technology snarls your airline experience, here are some tips.

Upgrade to audiophile and soak in new sensations when you pick planar over plainer headphones.

Eastern equine encephalitis, a mosquito-borne disease with a high mortality rate, has been spreading in the Northeast as temperatures rise.

Hang your herbs upside down or pop them in the microwave.

Customize YouTube to work exactly the way you want it to.

Take a trip to the past—and load up some classic apps and games.

Scientists have long known that histones spool DNA and help regulate genes. They may be doing a lot more.

Autumn officially starts in the Northern Hemisphere on September 22 8:44 a.m EDT.

Mate Rimac’s vision comes to life with blistering speed.

The AI model was trained on 300 million coughs, sniffles, and sneezes.

The globular springtail rotates as much as 368 times per second.

A ‘mosquito flight simulator’ reveals a potential weakness in one species that carries malaria.

The Temple of Buto's astronomical facility tracked the sun for religious, political, and agricultural events.

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Engineers tapped Swiss watchmakers to help make the Tourbillon unlike any of its predecessors.