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Northrop Grumman's Cygnus NG-18 cargo ship is loaded with a 4-ton care package for ISS astronauts.

Tuesday's blood moon eclipse will be best viewed in the western United States and is the last lunar eclipse until 2025.

The health and climate impacts are too big to ignore.

Keep your digital memories safe

Star WDJ2147-4035 is around 10.7 billion years old, but doesn't look a day over 5 billion.

The FDA is set to review the first over-the-counter birth control pill in November 2022.

Solar winds and icy objects are on the probe's next agenda.

You can still do it while keeping your pets and other wildlife safe.

In the face of more extreme weather, plaintiffs are taking up a new tactic: suing for the damage climate change has already wrought.

A straightforward home improvement project that looks more difficult than it is.

Human operators can type in instructions like "pick up the yellow block" and the robot will do the rest.

Age and social forces make disaster preparedness especially difficult for older populations.

This fancy fire pit lights easy and burns clean.

The Boring Company, however, is still working on a Tesla tunnel beneath the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Unless your finger is aggressively digging in your schnoz, feel free to mine for gold in peace.

Oil behemoths spent $24 million in two years on top search ads playing down their culpability for our climate crisis, according to new study.

This is the fourth hazardous and uncontrolled re-entry from China's space administration.

Understanding one of your body’s more important clocks can help you adjust to time changes.

The remote island was once crawling with giant Subfossil lemurs, 10 foot-tall elephant birds, and giant tortoises.

There's a drone with rice cakes for wings, too.