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Apps within apps.

Give yourself the gift of foresight.

The launch was a success, but mission control’s work is just beginning.

The USDA and DOE both recently invested in the sometimes controversial energy source.

Chemists put a 90-year-old explanation of comet glow to the test—and confirmed it was mostly correct.

(Not so) new plant parents, unite!

Astronomers have just doubled the catalogue of potential rogue exoplanets.

A demonstration from the USS Portland is the most recent example of how using a laser could be a cost-effective way to fight threats.

Manchin’s refusal to support the plan will hurt those he vows to protect.

It’s been a long journey, and the telescope hasn’t even left Earth yet.

"Stealth."

Could living things explain unusual atmospheric chemistry on Venus?

The accidental discovery is surprising in more ways than one.

All you need is some lumber, coat hooks, and time.

Here's why the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is looking into the issue of video games and Teslas.

It’s the trashiest time of the year—but it doesn’t have to be.

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

The fossil hints that modern birds prepare for hatching similarly to their dinosaur relatives.

How did you spend the last 12 months?

Amazon Web Services and other major cloud providers underpin much of the internet. Here's what to know about them—and why they can fail.