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The drone prototype sports a wingspan of 72 feet. It is designed to carry weapons.

Part educational tool and part entertainment center, a tablet made for kids can do much more than keep kids busy on road trips.

These e-drum sets let novice drummers get good without getting too loud, going broke, or taking up an entire bedroom.

The agency continues its attempts to rein in Amazon with a new filing alleging purposefully confusing Prime options.

Here's how to think about an electric vehicle's efficiency using the MPGe metric—and how it relates to mile per gallon.

A decorated cave in France gives scientists more insight to the lives of our early human cousins.

Do monarchs use a color trick to gain an edge in long-distance flights?

The best way to keep your car clean is to not use it. Since that's unlikely, the second-best way is to use one of these car vacuums.

Pollinators and taxis wrapped into one.

Plus other fun facts from The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week.

Listen as starlight becomes an orchestra.

What happened to them is still a bit of a mystery.

Help kids of all ages get excited about seeing the stars and planets up close.

These AI-powered tools can help you reframe and resize your photos.

Scientists are searching for new coatings and treatments to make ships even faster and more efficient.

Spend less to get more … more into your favorite soundtracks and scenes with the best soundbars under $300.

Ready for warm weather but need to restock on pool-cleaning gear? Check out our selection of effective pool vacuums.

'No single number gives a complete assessment of patient health.'

It's unlikely that TRAPPIST-1c has a carbon dioxide atmosphere, unlike what astronomers previously hypothesized.

The company's Accessibility Center of Excellence wants to change the way we think about cars.