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The 2014–2016 marine heatwave transformed the ecosystem of the northeast Pacific. Some of those changes seem here to stay.

M51 is a grand-design spiral galaxy about 25 million light-years away from Earth and boasts very well-developed arms.

One of Russia's Tu-22M bombers was reportedly destroyed by a Ukrainian drone. Here's what to know about the aircraft.

A new study showcases AI assistants' varying—and sometimes unreliable—medical advice.

You can stay cool without sacrificing outdoor fun with the best portable fans.

The ‘archaeological sensation’ houses a treasure trove of objects that likely belonged to the region’s elite.

Despite their small size, witch hazel seed pods pack a powerful punch.

The best cheap webcams offer improved image quality without crushing your budget.

The parasite and larvae known to plague pythons highlights the growing danger of zoonotic transmission.

Cognitive neuroscientists explain the body transfer illusion behind the rubber hand experiment and more.

Don't let go of those great conversations just because you're done with Meta's messaging app.

Microgravity can have big changes to the genes of tiny, mighty T cells.

A natural mutation found in Puerto Rican dairy cows might keep them healthier in extreme heat.

Whether fixing an image or getting creative with color, a great monitor is a must-have tool to put a shine on your footage.

Instantly save desk space (and your neck) with this office upgrade.

From budget to boomin’, we have the mouse for your work life, downtime, and gaming supremacy.

They have already invested $800 million in the secretive urban project, while recently revealed plans remain vague.

We drove a $4 million Bugatti featuring diamond membranes in the sound system and a W16 engine made up of 3,500 parts.

Experts say you should be wary of the health claims on your fish oil supplement labels.

The best podcast microphone is the one that fits your needs like a tailored suit.