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A new dataset contains more than 3 million individual weather observations, as well as logs from vessels bombed at Pearl Harbor.

Sonos has packed its latest audio and sustainability advancements into an on-the-go form, with few sacrifices. Sorry for your wallet!

Help reduce orthopedic ailments that sitting for long hours can cause.

You won't be able to see it, though.

These smart locks give you peace of mind with the click of a button (touch of a finger, tap of a fob, etc.) ...

Even an increase of a few degrees can affect how well your body kills pathogens.

Does your feline friend get catty about sleeping arrangements? Give your companion one of the best cat beds.

Giving you the freedom to rock, our new favorite portable wireless speaker dares you to turn it up.

Where will you watch this year's solar eclipse?

If forever chemicals made it into your water supply, a filtration system can help remove them.

Lower efficiency makes eco-friendly industrial nets and ropes fall short. That’s a trade-off we might have to accept.

Proper storage will prevent future-you from cleaning today’s sweat stains.

The Royal Observatory Greenwich's Astronomy Photographer of the Year awards seriously dazzled in 2023.

It weighs less than 50 pounds and has a zero-emissions range of 12 miles.

String lights make the walls twinkle and the room glow, and remake a boring room into a magical one.

Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a pro athlete, up your game with these impressive fitness trackers.

For many animal species it’s the norm to have multiple babies at once.

Light up the landscape with the glow of these solar-powered beauties.

The bug-inspired bot can carry 22 times its own weight and leap almost as high as hopping insects.

Tracking blood sugar could make life easier for pets with diabetes, while helping vets and owners.