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Archeologists are closer to solving the Hjortspring Boat's mysteries.

'This is the most remarkable discovery of my career.’

How a 1993 plan to launch ads into space turned into a national freakout.

The 38th annual Best of What's New awards.

Don't wait for a black out or emergency to roll around before grabbing a portable power station or solar generator. The deals also include portable chargers for smaller devices.

'Many of these female boobies are really freewheeling it when it comes to sexual behavior.’

Bring this to a holiday party and take pictures or wrap one up as a great gift for anyone who likes photos taken without a smartphone.

‘This pistol is something a bit different,’ according to a firearms expert.

The empire’s most famous architect may have had it wrong.

Tap the power of the sun to meet your power needs wherever you may roam.

The coin minted between 1584 and 1586 celebrates England’s naval superiority.

Two X-ray space telescopes captured the never-before-seen blast 130 million light-years away.

Stay warm all winter with big discounts on Ororo's most popular heated outerwear and accessories.

Battery and hydrogen-powered aircraft are cleared for takeoff.

The town was important to the Celtic Mediomatrici tribe before it was conquered by Julius Caesar.

An Argo float delivered unprecedented data after eight months beneath Antarctic ice.

New images of two novae are 'like going from a grainy black-and-white photo to high-definition video.’

The space-inspired wastewater treatment uses the nutrients and loses the odor.

Involuntary muscle contractions keep us warm and even fight infections.

Hoverflies don’t just look like bumblebees—they visit the same flowers and even act like them to fool predators.