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It's best to have a plan before you do major landscaping.

Fizzy drinks, salt and pepper, and alcohol are some of the culinary items that don't make the safety cut for space travel.

Looking to bring those dreams of fresh s’mores home? Heat things up with our top picks for the best fire pits.

The light in the display may be ephemeral, but the idea behind the proof-of-concept screen could be here to stay.

New ideas have sprung up on the source behind Enceladus's ever-flowing geyser.

It’s the first state to utilize the new Apple Wallet feature – but its usage is limited.

The search for male contraception continues.

Russia’s siege of Mariupol, in Ukraine, is a grim repeat of the horrors of past attacks on cities.

Billions of single-use face masks and shields are discarded every day due to the pandemic.

Researchers say they've cooked up the elusive form of ice using crushing pressure and lasers.

Hagfish slimers, hazmat divers, and other filthy jobs that keep science moving.

From inflatable to pull-down, there’s a projector screen to turn your backyard into your theater.

Never say die.

With one of the black boxes from the China Eastern Airlines crash reportedly found, here's exactly what the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder do on airliners.

Identifying the right chemicals in cone snail toxins could lead to therapeutic effects.

Scientists used machine learning to make a mood ring for the internet, and it showed us how sad the world was at the start of the pandemic.

No COVID vaccines are available to the youngest children, but vaccine makers aim to change that soon.

Most dinosaurs were landlubbers, but this Cretaceous predator may have been found splashing in shallow waters for a meal.

The thirst is real. But so is dysentery.

Just you and the great outdoors.