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These mouse-like critters likely lived longer than their modern relatives.

Picking from the top of the television heap.

According to science, it's not a harbinger of chaos, but an optical illusion.

Benchmarks used to rank AI models are several years old, often sourced from amateur websites, and, experts worry, lending automated systems a dubious sense of authority.

Scientists set out to replicate ancient cooking methods.

These insects generate a hair-raising amount of charge.

Scrub through our picks for the best shower speakers and take bathroom karaoke to a whole new level.

A Bluetooth speaker is a great way to stay connected to your favorite audio without being tethered to any one place.

The automaker filed a patent for removable third-row seats this month. 

Researchers detected trace amounts in every Brazilian sharpnosed shark they examined.

Chandra marks 25 years of space observations on July 23, 2024.

A new study indicates over half the medications aboard the ISS wouldn’t last a trip into deep space.

Hyundai’s hot-rodded Ioniq 5 variant delivers genuine personality, thrilling capability, and–most importantly–a fun drive. 

The technology is promising, but health outcome research is inconclusive.

Double your productivity when you transform your workspace with a multi-display system.

VERO features a vacuum hump and nozzles for feet.

Celebrating Pi Day on March 14 is mathematically incorrect.

Researchers are experimenting with cabin lighting to support circadian rhythms on long flights.

Quick responses, interruptions, and regional differences could just be part of being a primate.

Deep sea nodules could be making their own oxygen without sunlight.