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The fabric was found preserved in a peat bog and predates the Industrial Revolution.

Meteorologists estimate up to 100 tornadoes, including in places that don't typically see them.

This new plug-in hybrid is an important first for the Italian automaker, but its electric-only range is just six miles.

Many sea creatures release eggs and sperm into the water on just the right nights of the month.

If you're looking for some advice on how to clean up your Gmail inbox, look no further.

The flagship Skullcandy Indy earbuds are surprisingly customizable, affordable.

Packing pro-level conversion pedigree in an easy-to-use bus-powered box, this travel-friendly I/O captures crisp details and vintage vibes.

But, experts say don't celebrate just yet.

Each US household loses about $2,000 a year in wasted food.

Is there a way to keep track of all the items held in natural history museums?

Poop tells the full story of how contaminated their watery habitats really are.

What pathogens are lurking on city streets? Follow the honeybee's trail to find out.

The threading acts as its own pump system, and is both portable and washable.

Accuracy is everything when studying deep space, and this open-source AI is here to help.

The system's latest update comes with a wide range of new settings to play with.

A new study brings together 40 years of planet-warming data.

She was captured from Puget Sound in 1970 and is believed to be the oldest orca whale in captivity.

We're about to experience some epic sky events, just in time for Global Astronomy Month.

Proposed, science-backed speed limits could save whales. But boating advocates push back, citing economic impacts.

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