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Here are just some funpark attractions where danger is part of the thrill.

A FTP server can help you move files between devices over your WiFi network.

The search for stone flutes, clay whistles, and the dawn of song.

Artist Ashley Zelinskie has filled a physical gallery with space-inspired sculptures, fog, lasers, and a VR headset.

New regulations in 2021 expanded hunting methods and seasons for wolves, but it appears the wolf population is staying strong.

New technologies could end the hand-washing versus machine debate.

Mann, a member of the Wailacki of Round Valley Indian Tribes in California, made history when she launched off on NASA’s SpaceX Crew-5 mission last week.

Tribes are pushing for their voices, and traditional knowledge, to be part of decisions over their ancestral homelands.

The popular newsletter platform has entered the Apple ecosystem.

Science will prevent you from wasting your time scrubbing cookware.

The USS Gerald R. Ford is off on its first deployment. Here's what to know about this next-gen ship.

It’s not hard to convince people to want to hang out with a robot dolphin instead of the real thing.

The rare combination of solar, wind, and battery storage should hopefully soon be more common.

It's going to be a big weekend for stargazers.

Rare aerial footage captured this intense aquatic attack for the very first time in South Africa, where great white sharks are rapidly declining.

Give your wearable a long lasting life.

Three more months of potential rainfall are still to come.

You can't eat an algorithm, but data can still be useful when it comes to food production. Here's how.

California cat lovers take note.

The best time to get your annual flu vaccine is now, experts say.