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The Royal Observatory Greenwich's Astronomy Photographer of the Year awards seriously dazzled in 2023.

It weighs less than 50 pounds and has a zero-emissions range of 12 miles.

String lights make the walls twinkle and the room glow, and remake a boring room into a magical one.

Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a pro athlete, up your game with these impressive fitness trackers.

For many animal species it’s the norm to have multiple babies at once.

Light up the landscape with the glow of these solar-powered beauties.

The bug-inspired bot can carry 22 times its own weight and leap almost as high as hopping insects.

Tracking blood sugar could make life easier for pets with diabetes, while helping vets and owners.

A peek into some of science's weirdest and wackiest research.

Get more bang for your buck by buying used.

This fish 'filet' is made from mycoprotein and comes with a European dance soundtrack.

The plan is to soar up to 35,000 feet, and then five people will plunge out of it.

The race car rockets from 0 to over 60mph in 0.956 seconds and needs vacuum suction to stay on the track.

The CDC has recommended new COVID-19 boosters for all.

Don’t compromise your valuables. Invest in the security of a home safe.

Beyond simple transactions, Google Pay is a convenient way to send money to friends and family.

Ring is adding QR codes to traditional pet tags.

A cow-sized predator ate meat long before the first dino hunted.

Keep your automatic watches charged and looking their best.

From automatic to digital, these timepieces won’t cost a fortune.