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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.

But the billionaire still holds the largest share in the social media company.

A shift to a low carbon future offers an opportunity to make energy costs equitable.

The ice giant's atmosphere is even chillier than we thought.

The bigfin reef squid’s use of different habitats calls for multiple camouflage strategies.

Some science experiment mistakes resulted in amazing new products.

This machine can be operated remotely through augmented reality.

The Klinse-Za herd tripled in size in under a decade, thanks to a variety of restoration efforts.

The IPCC emphasizes lowering energy demand. But getting supportive policies in place is difficult.

Carbon fiber makes the Stealth driver's face 40 percent lighter than its titanium equivalent.

They carry the 'essence' of a plant, but that may be all they can do.

Two researchers braved loneliness, harsh elements, and each other in a tiny Arctic capsule.