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The director of the Alliance Innovation Lab wants there to always be a human in the loop when it comes to vehicles that can drive themselves.

Just add astronaut tears.

The drones are meant to ease human workers' warehouse woes and injuries.

Here's what you need to know about the IPCC's latest report.

As the world's population ages up, researchers believe robot assistants will be integral to society.

A new study of 1,000 adults tries to determine if the joy of missing out is really just social anxiety in disguise.

Your precious pup will look sharp and stay safe with our picks.

Expect more drought-busting rainstorms this season, according to NOAA's latest outlook.

Power tools for power users.

We know how dark energy behaves, but its nature is still a mystery.

Current estimates only cover 'the tip of the plastic waste iceberg.'

The most massive stars are often the hottest, brightest suns—and they burn out the fastest.

Lions prowled North America for tens of thousands of years before going extinct.

These iOS shortcuts will make your phone even more powerful.

The bot made and launched more than 500 planes with dozens of designs. Here’s what happened.

Hydroplaning can be dangerous in any season. Here's how to ride it out if it happens to you.

Although still in its laboratory testing phase, new biorecyclable glass shows potential for a greener economy.

The cyclone crossed more than 4,970 miles and made two separate landfalls.

Does Venus have active volcanoes? Radar images from the old Magellan mission add new fuel to the debate.

Space garbage is gunking up the skies, but a drag sail keeps the satellite's lifespan brief.