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Basic Pitch, an open-source tool on the web, can take sound recordings and turn them into a computer-recognizable MIDI score.

The tool emits small electrical signals that dissuades sharks and rays from chomping longline fishing lures.

Tunnels, tombs, and pyramids, oh my!

To protect yourself and those you'll be visiting, start taking precautions now, the CDC recommends.

Commitments often lack clarity and real efforts to curtail plastic use overall.

The United Nations conference ended on a mixed bag of action and agreements.

A new study from MIT and Boston University argues workplace automation is even more problematic than previous research shows.

When in-person gatherings aren’t possible, this is the skill you need.

LGBTQI+ scientists and astronomers have protested the name.

Project Crimson was a part of Project Convergence, and involved using a FVR-90 drone.

NASA's lunar capsule is going into retrograde.

Could fireflies be evidence of a phenomenon never seen in nature before?

Yes, the learning curve is steep, but not insurmountable.

Despite its unsupported claims, a viral TikTok video raised key questions about tampon ingredients and menstrual health.

This project will literally revolutionize your family dinners.

If you give a cow hemp, expect some silly bovine behavior and THC-laced milk.

Inexpensive headphones can keep you connected to your music and your money.

Isolate and celebrate your music, podcasts, or audiobooks with excellent noise-cancelling headphones that won’t bust your budget.

These top Asus monitors deliver great gaming performance with some great options for creatives.

An Indigenous-run business is using regenerative ocean farming to clean up the bay and create local jobs.