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Microphones and software will allow Zipline's flying machines to make quick decisions in the sky, if regulators give the system a green light.

The same stuff in your favorite shirt could fight climate change.

It might be impossible to eliminate them completely, but you can certainly reduce your exposure.

Residents of a Butte neighborhood are concerned about what’s wafting from a nearby open-pit mine that can coat their homes and vehicles.

Buried explosives pose a deadly threat to humans both during and after a conflict.

What to scrub now that spring cleaning is done.

Closely studying these magnetic foraminifera could lead to new insights about the evolution of magnetic life.

It's not about putting out all the flames.

Here’s how to use the new feature before heading out this summer.

How fluid dynamics explain bubbly ballistics.

Meet the Energica Experia, a 'green tourer' designed to cover impressive distances.

Zip around the cosmos catching space objects in 'Roman Space Observer.'

Prism Courage travelled about half of its 20,000-kilometer journey with the autonomous system active.

Can a new system improve the way we sign into websites and apps?

The origin of brief and super-energetic radio waves remains unknown.

The Dynamic World project can provide details on how land use is affected by climate change and human activity.

The vaccine maker is seeking to make the booster available later this summer.

It definitely won't be its last.

This tech uses the changing tides to create reliable, renewable energy.

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