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NASA's Frank Rubio credits his family back on Earth for keeping him in 'somewhat of a good attitude.'

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A clavicle and thumb bone from two of humanity's oldest relatives traveled into suborbital space on a tourist trip last week.

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The Black Hornet reconnoissance drone is minuscule and highly maneuverable—and even explored the collapsed parking garage in New York City in April.

A new computer model suggests a world a little larger than our own Earth hides within the distant Kuiper belt.

We like to denigrate manufactured housing, but new units are better for the environment.

Turning Location Services off can improve battery life, security, and overall phone performance.

These mass-market electric vehicles give us plenty of reasons to feel charged up about the future of transportation.

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New report shows that recent heat would be more or less impossible without greenhouse gas emissions.