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Some members of the Nasa genus hadn't been seen in more than a century.

Privacy experts aren't thrilled about the expansion to over 500 locations.

A recent report found that global warming is not only increasing the amount heat waves, but making them hotter.

The 'captivating' discovery shows the potential birth of planets 5,000 light-years from Earth.

Think outside the box with the best science gifts for kids to explore, experiment, and create.

This JBL Bluetooth speaker comparison will help you make a sound decision when it comes to portable party speakers.

What would a space ER look like? Bio-inks, magnetic robots, and fungi-inspired tubes are just some of the futuristic options.

Hearing solutions if your budget is tight, based on science.

All you need to make movie night magical is a blank wall and a projector that functions indoors and out.

Stop your browser from draining your laptop battery.

Experimental Mars spacecraft will face down the elements in NASA's newest wind tunnel.

At the Goodwood Festival of Speed, the Mach-E Rally climbed a 1.16-mile hill to prove EVs can off-road, too.

England's Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm is the first to require 'ecological compensation.'

Where organs are stowed during flights has been a long-standing issue for organ procurement organizations.

The fuzzy invaders face multiple threats, including Florida’s brutal summer, hawks, cats, and cars.

You don’t need to dig up the lawn to transform your yard into a private resort or kid-friendly water park.

Today, most nuclear weapons are much more powerful than the one tested at Trinity—or the bombs used on Japan.

In a new study, deepfaked movie clips altered around half of participants' recollection of the film.

Get to know your local avian neighbors.

Join our podcast hosts as they make a triumphant return to the Caveat stage for their first in-person live show since 2019.