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Top Tower is finally moving forward after years of debate.

These aquatic apex predators can reach up to 100 pounds.

And some are made to look directly into the sun.

Some benefits are rooted in science, but others are just leafy lore.

The secrets behind devastating earthquakes and tsunamis are hidden beneath the sea.

You can do more with your pictures—you just need the right app.

Could a high school math teacher’s 1920s invention make shipping greener?

The very misunderstood birds are a critical part of the ecosystem.

Upgrade your workspace in the office or at home with these rare deals on high-end furniture. Save your spine.

Seismologists investigate the 'SwiftQuakes' rumor.

Don't keep those magic Netflix moments to yourself.

‘Somewhere along the way, the hikers also lost their car keys.’

Hundreds of birdwatchers flocked to see the small-billed elaenia's wayward migration.

This is the lowest price we have seen this year on some of our favorite budget-friendly noise canceling headphones.

Lucky I and Lucky II were no match for a Mesozoic mega-storm.

Brilliant bioluminescence and colorful hues can connect us to the big blue.

This flagship RBG laser projector doesn’t just aim to replace your TV—it wants to outperform your memories of movie theaters.

Carbon storage “can no longer be considered an unlimited solution to bring our climate back to a safe level.”

Now's your chance to help craft the Artemis program's Lunar Terrain Vehicle.