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A project to keep your crafting clean and safe.

The reason we know so much about how SARS-CoV-2 works is because virologists have been tracking its mutations in real time. What they've seen has floored them.

A transition to hydrogen would mean rethinking a great deal about aircraft design. A futuristic Airbus test will help experts learn more.

There's more to it than you might think!

The researchers will test if their tech can produce and detect quantum entanglement on the International Space Station.

Vacancies can allow microbes and metals to build up in the plumbing.

Prices are up—but so is the pressure to switch to electrify everything.

NASA's rushed timeline for the Artemis moon mission is pretty much kaput.

Medical facilities, vehicles, and workers should be off limits, as per the "rules of war."

Filling out forms on your phone is easier now.

Nearly one in four Americans don't understand what current plastic labels mean at all.

An inside look at how these old planes work—and how the tech underpinning the fleet is slowly evolving.

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These tank traps are also known as Czech Hedgehogs, and their use dates back to the 1930s. Here's how they work.

Monte Albán's archeological record shows signs of a collective society.

Scientists have traced irregular gaits to 400-million-year-old animals with backbones.

Here’s what his administration is looking to research and potentially regulate.

It’s not for everybody, but it might be for you.

Whether you claim victory or accept defeat, you’ll want to play again.