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People with obesity tend to fare worse with SARS-CoV-2, but more research is needed to understand why.

Two companies are developing workhorse drones able to transport gallons and gallons of water by air.

Our sun might have a similarly violent history.

Smooth out your internet issues and increase your home's value while you're at it.

Wetlands have been identified as one of the most methane-producing areas on the planet.

This addition reflects the push for the auto industry to electrify and go carbon neutral.

This aligns its 'enormous buying power with the nation’s climate goals.'

A new analysis highlights how climate change can bring both opportunities and threats for the fish.

Soundscape ecology is a non-invasive method for monitoring ecosystem diversity and health, but process behind it is still very time-consuming.

Save time, fight drudgery.

Everything’s bigger in b Centauri—including one of the most enormous planets ever found.

Presents shall not be cancelled this year.

This lone galaxy seems to defy everything astronomers know about galactic formation.

Your apps need decluttering too.

A tax credit tucked into the Democrats' Build Back Better Act could incentivize Americans to buy electric bikes.

It's like you're Doctor Strange, but only in your head.

It's like switching from a dial-up connection to high-speed internet.

You might not care about it now, but you will.

The 3-foot-long drones, when released from high-flying planes, are designed to glide for miles.

More than 1,000 manatees have died in Florida this year.