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Plant-made medicines may one day help astronauts maintain dense bones.

Erase those 15 minutes from existence.

Melting at this rate shouldn’t be happening in the North and South at the same time.

Here's what really works to make shadowy shows more watchable

The wrong moves will make your new UHD set look worse than your old display.

The aviation disaster in a 737-800 has claimed a reported 132 lives. In crashes like these, investigators will follow a "holistic" approach, one expert says.

Many of these natural 'pesticides' have centuries of proven success.

Skip extra software and just hit record with the Samson Q9U XLR/USB dynamic microphone.

The maiden mission, Artemis I, is T-minus two months away.

The recovery is a result of decades of protection and monitoring.

This specialist shop is using 3D printing and another method to bring computerized designs into the physical world.

Forgetful? Distracted? The world is on fire—it’s normal.

The researchers’ approach pushes the boundaries of drug research in necessary ways—but their datasets could be unreliable.

Short-term and poorly thought-out solutions are hardly solutions at all.

The project, called Global Library of Underwater Biological Sound, seeks to establish a library of valuable reference data for a range of marine applications.

You're leaving the house—do you know where your gadgets are?

BA.2, or "stealth Omicron," doesn't tell the whole story of Europe's latest surge.

By tracking individual atoms in crystal grains, materials scientists might find ways to make metals like platinum more useful.

Get illuminated.

Thanks to artificial intelligence, the Mini Cheetah can go as fast as its hardware allows.