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Galaxies millions of light years away show what could happen between the Milky Way and its neighbor, Andromeda.

Historical documents show that avalanches in French mountains have retreated upslope.

Let your COVID trash star at a horror bash.

We spoke with James Dyson about his company's pursuit of this next-gen battery type to power its gadgets of the future.

Scientists finally understand what's inside superionic ice.

Big climate policies are finally in the works in the US, but opposition remains.

A solar system that looks like ours … after Earth gets destroyed.

Here's how to train yourself to lie down correctly—and why it can help.

An autonomous boat, a drone, and a missile walk into a bar... Or in this case, a NATO exercise.

Fight back against Agent Smith from the “Federal Investigations Department.”

A new study found that COVID-related memes helped people cope with the stresses of living life during the pandemic.

Regenerative farming is trending in fashion, but does it get to the root of the clothing industry's problem?

Yes, it may not be yours, but you still want to keep it in shape.

Some of them deserve their own horror movies.

Texas is just the latest state to restrict the sale of the cannabis replacement.

Blame the pills you've been popping.

Only you can ensure your home is safe.

Tech companies and other brands change their names more often than you might think—here's why.

Let's cell-abrate!

Female elephants adapted to poachers by losing their tusks.