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In the southwest Indian Ocean, turtles tagged with sensors are filling in the gaps scientists need to forecast tropical cyclones.

Select users are getting to try out having up to five profiles under a single account. Here’s how it works.

If you think the COVID vaccines messed up your period or postmenopause, you're not alone.

Cool cats year round.

The company is designing small flying machines in different sizes to deliver your stuff from the sky.

Now states and territories must follow up with the right resources.

The color of Earth's dust storms shape the climate, but we don’t know how.

The company behind the tech is called Merlin Labs. Here's how the system works.

No cords necessary.

Labels and setting sustainable defaults can help diners choose a low-carbon meal.

Lined with suckers, Octaglove could help divers grab hold of slippery underwater objects.

Make better use of your screen time.

Novavax's vaccine formula, similar to a flu shot's, may convince some hesitant Americans to get jabbed.

These birds have incredible hammering power but don't seem to get concussions or migraines. How?

The closure of Healy Unit 2 signals a rise in renewable energy projects around Alaska.

N.C. released a general biogas permit despite environmental justice concerns. The permit allows farms to bypass individual water quality review and public hearing processes when installing an anaerobic digester.

Check out the progress on 360 Invictus, a candidate to be the Army's next armed scout. Here's how it works.

Expect JWST to release more information faster than its predecessor telescopes.

All five social media sites the researchers evaluated came up lacking.

It could be the first step toward making a smarter type of robot.