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Researchers pinpointed nine gestures that may make the technology actually touchless.

Coin collectors, go dust off those running shoes.

For centuries, menstruation was managed with homemade solutions—until the world changed in a hurry.

Issues with the ship's hull, deck beams, and more show the ship was no match for Antarctic sea ice.

The cosmic oddities experience their own growth spurts.

Twenty-six years ago, a PhD student's unanswered question sparked a bird data revolution.

Alan Turing and John von Neumann saw it early: the logic of life and the logic of code may be one and the same.

Let the robots do the work of cleaning your home. Ecovacs robot vacuums and mops are on sale along with automatic window cleaners for Prime Day.

Get more out of your iPhone on a single charge.

100 years ago, this unlikely duo discovered the first cancer ‘germ.’

A recent Schmidt Ocean Institute expedition off the coast of Uruguay discovered at least 30 suspected new species and explored a sunken warship.

Simple moves to build strength and help prevent injuries.

Gemini 2.5 Flash Image is a major image editing upgrade.

They're alive!

Asahi Super Dry's manufacturer is suffering from a major cyberattack.

An old family recipe from Bulgaria goes under the microscope.

You've always wanted a robotic butler, but a Roomba is as close as you're going to get. These are the lowest Roomba prices we have seen this year.

A new documentary explores this 2,000-year-old mystery and a connection to the RMS 'Titanic.'