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The butterfly-inspired Greater Earth Lunar Power Station could be made with materials found on the moon.

The 'ultracool' star is possibly around 44 times as dense as our solar system's largest member.

Search and you shall find.

Affirmative action affects anyone who needs healthcare in America.

A large heat dome has settled over the West and Southwest, breaking temperature records and sending people to the hospital.

No PRNDLs here.

Using spectrograms, a visual representation of sound frequencies, researchers can see the details of each signature bugle.

You can now access the app's security and privacy tools more easily.

Removing lead from homes, schools, and daycare centers could be a ‘gigantic leap forward’ for public health.

When searching for extraterrestrial intelligence, being certain can be tricky business.

Making your own bath blasts might be just as fun as soaking in them.

A look back at some robotic inventions that didn't quite get there.

The pandemic suggested clear lessons on the value—and limitations—of online learning. Are educators listening?

The knitted 3D structures can be created with 'no seams and no waste,' according to researchers.

Start turning your web searches into prizes.

The recently-discovered reptile likely lived in present-day Thailand roughly 230,000 years ago.

The idea is to take two-dimensional imagery and create a realistic three-dimensional simulation for soldiers or first responders to use.

The statement advises a bit of moderation in consuming your favorite diet soda.

Species like tuna and sharks are especially vulnerable to these changes.

Whether you want to save desktop real estate or improve your posture, a properly positioned monitor stand, shelf, or arm can help.