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Eventually weather, pests and disease will take their toll, but the story doesn’t end there.

Malaria kills more than one thousand children every day and is the leading cause of child death in Africa.

AI software that clones your voice is only getting cheaper and easier to abuse.

A detailed simulation of underwater shockwaves changes what we know about the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai eruption.

Mix general relativity with machine learning, and an astronomical donut starts to look more like a Cheerio.

Don't stop your gameplay and control your Xbox with your voice instead.

These Citizen x Marvel collab watches allow you to flex your nerd cred in formal situations.

These giant sauropods would've been part of the family that includes the largest animals to ever live on land.

Officials are working on a system to send alerts straight to vehicle infotainment systems. Here's how it would work.

Meteorologists have called the storms a '1-in-1,000 year event.'

Snacking on leafy greens may have had more of an impact than scouring treetops for fruit.

More than 100 million people, or nearly one-third of the nation, have trouble accessing primary care.

Here's how hacking bug brains could one day help save lives.

Build up your toolbox instantly and tackle any DIY task or hobby with a great tool combo kit.

It will be part of Scotland's largest wind farm when it's fully operational later this year.

No two specimen look the same—and that could be a big deal for researchers.

Fender’s latest hybrid acoustic-electric guitar delivers the spirited versatility of its predecessors in a more affordable, streamlined package.

The third-generation Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 boasts the expandability of audio interfaces more than twice its price, making it a compelling choice for growing home studios.

Stop hunching and slumping while you work and start using a laptop stand.

These helpful home accessories suck in the best way possible.