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I wore the Hypershell X Ultra S exoskeleton hiking at the Grand Canyon and during my normal routine. The AI system makes moving easier.

NASA's asteroid explorer is on a 2-billion-mile mission.

Plus the history of Pilates and other weird things we learned this week.

The data helped piece together how it formed and grew over 12 billion years.

To err(ase) is human.

The Turbo Vado 3 EVO and Turbo Vado 3 X are commuter-friendly, side quest-capable e-bikes with enhanced power, comfort, and utility.

'Use it or lose it.'

The audio-only frames pair with Android and iOS so a Gemini agent can run errands on your phone while you stay heads-up.

‘I knew instantly we had a jackpot.’

The three-year mission aims solve the mysteries of Earth’s magnetosphere.

Celebrating 10 years of active noise cancellation excellence, Sony's new $649 luxury headphones are calibrated for comfort and sound quality.

Bumble bees either become the larger and fertile queen or a smaller and sterile worker.

Snow Peak relies on smart design and impeccable construction to make some of our favorite camping gear. Save 20% on everything you need to get outdoors this summer.

Carpentry class can go a long way.

Marshall's ultra-portable addition to its personal audio portfolio features adaptive noise cancellation, Bluetooth 6.0 with LDAC, and 80 hours battery life.

Many of their harvesting techniques are similar to ones used today.

Technology is humanizing one of the many victims of the Mount Vesuvius eruption in 79 CE.

'Rightie' preference isn't seen in any of our primate relatives.

The dog survived traumatic injuries, thanks to his Barkindji caretakers.