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The spacecraft will monitor the oceans and atmosphere of a warming planet in new ways.

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Whether you're looking for a last-minute extra present or are starting from scratch, look to these lovely gifts for all the sweeties in your life.

Scientists are studying how iron levels affect seal pup’s dive capacity–and their survival rates.

You’ll find that today’s budget projectors are not only more affordable but also more capable and packed with features.

Using existing electric arc furnaces, researchers show a promising new use for the caustic industrial byproduct.

The rover will have to continue exploring the Red Planet without its drone companion.

It's time to upgrade your photos and videos.

And you'll soon have to fess up to posting 'synthetic' images on Meta's platforms.

New LISA satellite trio will be able to detect the forgotten 'middle children' of the black hole family.

New study says the world blew past 1.5 degrees of warming 4 years ago.

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Who lives in a caldera under the sea? Santjordia pagesi!

You can finally stop begging the ‘cool kids’ for invites.

New emojis are headed to devices later this spring.

Gifted to Chinese emperors by European missionaries during the Qing dynasty, the ‘zimingzhong’ showcase the melding of art and technology.

Our go-to five-category scale may no longer be enough.

With a wingspan up to five feet long, Ceoptera evansae once flew over the misty Isle of Skye.

A toxicologist explains the basics of how to interpret blood test results.

A new method for assembling neuron cultures horizontally instead of vertically helps solve for a longstanding issue.