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The three uncrewed aircraft arrived in September, and are part of an exercise. Here's why the military is interested in the Pacific.

The cold start of your personal car is what racks up nasty emissions of NOx, particulate matter, and volatile organic compounds.

What you do to the earth now can benefit future gardeners.

RTS,S is not as effective as health officials hoped, but it will still save thousands of lives.

Dream big.

Your Apple tablet just got a boost.

Don't worry, you'll have time to post your goodbye selfies to Facebook.

Preparation is key for communities that live in high-risk coastal regions.

It won’t go quietly into the night.

If only personal growth was this easy for people.

The new specimen is also a never before seen species and genus.

The company is partnering with United Airlines to roll out in-flight QR code payments, starting at Chicago O’Hare.

Don't cook tonight what you could've cooked on Sunday.

Especially as the virus evolves, there's no easy way to tell how contagious someone is.

Bots like these could fight in the next wars or help rescue people in challenging and dangerous underground environments.

Decriminalizing drugs across the board isn’t as wild as it might sound.

It does not belong there

Two researchers created a simple and effective tool for building molecules.

Here’s what Frances Haugen told officials about the inner workings of the social network today.

It depends on whether you're in just a spacesuit or inside the space shuttle.