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Our age, city, and social status can shape our sense of direction. Sea Hero Quest gives a window on how.

The Defense Production Act will support the production and processing of minerals and materials needed to build batteries for the transportation and power sectors.

The new power plant is said to be 15 percent more efficient. Here's how it works.

The FDA greenlit second boosters for some populations as early data shows the extra shot might provide additional protection.

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What to know about cluster munitions, precision-guided weapons, and US and Soviet arms development during the Cold War.

The Defiant is a candidate to be the next Black Hawk. It recently traveled away from its testing site in Florida to Tennessee.

Escaping helium suggests our world may have formed quickly in a young solar system.

The introduction of the ECASH Act, along with a recent executive order, shows how the US government is thinking about the future of money.

Going live in 3, 2, 1...

Greenhouse gas emissions are only one part of the equation.

Keep your digital life private.

Under certain conditions, a vehicle with Drive Pilot can totally operate the car. Go ahead and stare at your phone.

What to know about the Krasukha-4 signal jammer and the technology of electronic warfare.

In his last mission to space, NASA astronaut Mark Vande Hei makes a safe return to Earth on Russia's Soyuz spacecraft.

It takes 12.9 billion years for light from the star, Earendel, to reach Earth.

Five out of eight finalists for a million-dollar sustainability prize floated algae as an alternative for plastic film.

Uninsured Americans are already feeling the effects.

Dyson's newest device combines a powerful air purifier and ANC headphones into a single, remarkable headset.

Derived in part from old cooking oil, the special fuel powered one of the A380's four engines.