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Solar storms like the one that destroyed the satellites will only increase in the coming years.

Sleep, stress, and happiness feel a little different after 35.

Heirloom plants from museums and seed banks are being reconnected with their original tribal stewards for cultural preservation and food security.

Outsource work without leaving your bed.

The system actually would consist of lasers, deployed on aircraft, focused on defending against enemy drones.

To be a good astronaut, you have to be a great gardener.

The research was inspired by 'Terminator 2: Judgment Day' and its T-1000 villain.

Before you cash in, know how much cash you're likely to get

It pays to be extra crusty.

Satellite images reveal previous estimates for the contents of mountain glaciers weren't accurate.

The exact timing often won't make a big difference, but consider these questions.

Plus other fun facts from The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week.

They promise to help the aviation sector move away from extracted petroleum products, but it's a complex topic.

Enamel is so complex, it's nearly impossible to replicate. A team of engineers pulled it off anyway.

The empty UH-60 was part of a DARPA program and featured autonomous flight technology from Sikorsky.

Plants can't gorge on artificial sunlight forever.

Astronauts (both real and fictional) have to deal with a whole range of poop problems.

School mask mandates will be removed in four states in the coming weeks.

Think twice before shipping Italian stone to your American home.

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