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The telescope has transported us to Jupiter's ghostly rings, the 'Cosmic Cliffs,' and a starry hourglass. Where to next?

The science of viruses, born out of the 20th century's deadliest pandemic, launched medical thinking in a dramatically new direction, saving countless lives in the decades to come.

Your chronological age, biological age, and epigenetic age can run on different timelines.

Save up to 40% on Jackery solar generators that could save you in a pinch.

Here's exactly why cluster munitions, which the US is sending to Ukraine, present such an enduring risk to civilians.

'If AI-generated content can easily evade detection while human text is frequently misclassified, how effective are these detectors truly?'

Dare to stare at this Neptune-sized 'mirror.'

The Location Shield Act could curtail the third-party access to consumers' private data.

It's just the latest example of how catastrophic flooding likely fueled by climate change can hit anywhere.

If you can imagine your dream website, you can make it.

Pumping iron may help people with FMS, but there’s still more to learn.

Ancient mollusks can offer up crucial information on the health of aquatic ecosystems.

With no teeth, bones, or shell, this ‘watery sack’ is a rare fossil find that tells us a lot about the history of animal life.

A new generation of small, modular, mobile, wave-powered devices is looking to tackle desalination’s biggest problems head-on.

An automaker and a design school have been collaborating on nature-based auto ideas. Here's what's been growing out of the partnership.

The plaintiff attorneys argue that generative AI is 'just human intel­li­gence, repack­aged and divorced from its cre­ators.'

There’s one magic substance that will help with America’s gut problems. Are you getting enough of it?

Keeping a close eye on these tiny beings bridges a huge gap in human genetics.  

The power pollinators can make multiple quick decisions with a brain smaller than a sesame seed.

Solar birdbaths offer an energy-efficient way for birds to sip water, cool their feathers, and maintain their flight agility.