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We finally have an idea of how these fish evolved to blast bugs in the air.

One major journal develops a rough draft for handling human remains.

Here’s what we know about where that money is headed.

Rapid industrialization and population growth are contributing to increased premature pollution deaths.

Though it's headed in our direction, the Bernardinelli-Bernstein comet will completely miss Earth.

Say your piece in your app of choice.

The cuckoo finch has mastered the art of egg mimicry

Plus, it can move like a crab. Here's how it fits into GM's future electric vehicle plans.

A neuro-ocular syndrome causing blurry vision in astronauts spells bad news for longterm space travelers.

Google, Samsung, Apple and others are introducing new programs aimed at making electronics last longer.

Use your laptop from the comfort of your bed, couch, and more with the best laptop desks.

Everyone has a podcast. Make yours stand out with the best podcast software.

Whether you're livestreaming or archiving, the best recording software is as good as what you put into it.

Communities across the world are taking power into their own hands.

A model study shows that climate change increased extreme rainfall during the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season by 10 percent.

The psychedelic compound psilocybin appears to boost brain connectivity.

To realize a vision of bustling city streets shared safely and equitably among cars, bikes, buses, and pedestrians, one Pittsburgh company is focused on reinventing the humble traffic light.

Too compressed to be stressed.

The bottom of the river is said to be like toothpaste. Here's what goes into infrastructure projects like the planned new train tunnel under the Hudson River.

Google has long had a little bit of Markdown in it, but now it has a little more.