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Their mucus-filled tears may tell a story of how animals moved from water to land.

The new material could one day weave itself into smart clothing and other products.

Starship’s takeoff blasted a 25-foot-deep crater into the launch site, sending up plumes of dust and dirt.

Long-term data on chimpanzees adds another piece to the personality puzzle.

Renewable energy is tough to store—but a potential solution could be right under our feet.

The odors may be sweet, but deadly if you’re a wasp.

Whether you need something powerful, portable, or affordable, there's a Windows laptop for everyone.

Stick, scan, and selfie to fight off skin cancer.

It's one of the many tools they use to measure artificial light’s impact on the Arctic ocean's sunless world.

Mining promises to kick up a bunch of seafloor-smothering sediment. The question is, how much?

If you need to add WiFi to your computer, there’s no easier way than with a simple USB WiFi adapter.

Waterproof smartwatches can look splashy and they’ll never leave you high and dry.

Every mountain biker was a beginner once. This is how you start your journey.

Stay frosty.

US cities are losing some 36 million trees every year, but hardier species can restore their canopies.

Have your screen time and sleep well too.

Swap your everyday gear with more sustainable versions the next time you upgrade.

In a recent study, people in New York interacted with robotic trash cans on wheels. Here’s how it went.

In the 7-2 ruling, the Supreme Court preserved access to mifepristone—the most widely used abortion medication in the United States—for the time being.

Simple filters could help remove microfiber pollution from your laundry. But experts say a broader portfolio of solutions is needed to address the problem.