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Let’s hope your couch is shaped like an old-fashioned telephone receiver.

A night under the stars can reset your body's clock, reduce stress, and more—but it might not benefit everyone.

Amazon Prime Big Deal Days don't start until October 7th, but these huge savings on TP-Link networking gear are life right now.

The Gaia space observatory helped astronomers chart 4,000 light-years worth of our home galaxy.

'Nefarious deeds' couldn't keep Jon Jennings from winning the World Stone Skimming Competition.

‘This gull got very lucky!’

September 16, 2025 holds extra special mathematical significance.

Get polarized sunglasses with polycarbonate lenses and 100 percent UV protection for as little as $34.

Should we all be drinking magnesium and lettuce water before sleep? Experts weigh in.

The system uses an AI model that would trigger a Kevlar bubble cocoon in the event of a crash.

Behold the power of lactic acid.

The roughly 350-year-old elongated skull is not Incan at all.

Sorry, no time policy will make winter days longer.

Don't wait until the bad weather arrives to grab a solar generator to keep your devices and appliances alive during a camping trip or emergency.

It took citizen scientists only two hours to find the F.J. King's final resting place.

Understanding crucial crop's genes can help feed a hungry world.

The AI fooled 73% of people into thinking it was human, raising new questions about machine intelligence.

Saying bye-bye to Spotify is easier than ever.

If you've ever mixed dirt and water, you've made paint.

A new study paves the way toward developing a treatment for spinal cord injuries.