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An 'era of global boiling' is looming, the UN warns.

It's easy to lose focus when the whole internet is at your fingertips.

A new type of language model could give robots insights into the human world.

Clinical trials of medications like Ozempic haven’t included significant numbers of people ages 65 and older.

Artifacts scattered across the solar system can reflect its changes over time.

Take these steps to reduce your battery anxiety.

An excerpt from Eva Meijer's book 'Animal Languages,' an exploration of how animals speak to each other and to humans.

This body cleanse trend could kill you.

Knowing your ABC's can save your life in the backcountry.

Join the PopSci podcast team on Aug. 24 as they make a triumphant return to the stage for their first in-person show since 2019.

The famous DOD research arm has been working on tech breakthroughs since 1958. Here's how it got started—and what it does now.

As the Cook Islands embraces the burgeoning industry, deep-sea mining companies are becoming part of the community’s day-to-day. Can the country avoid the mistakes of resource extraction’s past?

Take the strain out of tending your flowers and vegetables with these handy helpers.

When caught early, breast cancer is quite beatable. Scientists are exploring a prototype device to try to spot it sooner.

Astronomers used the afterglow of the big bang, hungry supermassive black holes, and space telescopes to find a rare 'relaxed' galaxy cluster.

Get a long-lasting laptop for under $300.

This dairy-free butter will charm vegans and omnivores alike.

The last time these specimen were squirming about, Neanderthals were still around.

HDMI 2.1 is the new standard in the world of connecting cables. Here's what it can bring to your TV or gaming setup.

The ancient reptile swam in the shallow waters near a string of islands in today's Bavaria.