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Experimenting with copper may have led to our eventual breakthroughs with making iron.

The 'Simprella' weighs less than a few Snickers’ bars. 

A friendly reminder to not feed wildlife.

Amazon has Coway air purifiers for every home and budget on sale for their lowest prices of the year before the Prime Big Deal Days even get started.

Jim Pollard is bringing bison bones, fossilized mammoth poop, and more to Blue Earth's 3,000 residents.

Welcome to a very weird corner of the internet.

‘These strandings happen fast, and every minute counts.’

Upgraded housings, drivers, eartips, and algorithms mean the Apple AirPods Pro 3 earbuds dig deeper and hold the stage better, improving noise isolation and sonic sensation.

A ‘tornado in space’ and the ISS shine in these inspiring examples of the best in astrophotography.

Whatever you need to upgrade your PC gaming experience, Walmart has it on sale right now. That includes laptops, desktops, graphics cards, and more.

An analysis of nearly $70 billion in donations showed feline lovers contributed slightly more.

Capsules embedded between layers of this fake tissue simulate human blood and pus.

Get ready for a whacky series of numerical coincidences.

From treating seizures to depression, stimulating the body's longest nerve has real benefits.

Grab some classic Patagonia pieces including the iconic Synchilla fleece and its fantastic puffer jackets for up to 45 percent off.

While not all injuries can be prevented, these new materials offer a new tool for surfers and divers.

'Memory isn’t just a passive recording device.’

Based in Tennessee, the boatbuilder is making waves with its artisan process.

After seven days, the treated pimples completely disappeared