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It's important that we help birds migrate safely.

The dried-up lake could hold clues to the Red Planet’s history and habitability.

It's a little different than Isaac Newton envisioned.

It shows that hunter-gather societies possessed sophisticated knowledge of nature and animals.

E-books are just the starting point.

It turns out there’s a lot of inertia built into the energy system.

A steep new tariff on imported solar panels will have a profound effect on the industry.

A great walk will exercise your bud's body and mind.

A few months of work will result in a lifetime of bliss.

Quarantine can definitely be a hairy situation.

How do starlings manage to fly in such mesmerizing synchronized displays?

Winter during a pandemic will be tough, but we can avoid the worst hits.

Create a more comfortable desk setup.

It all starts with a chair.

Here’s everything you need to know this week.

Designed by Caltech engineers, LEO can both walk and fly, allowing it to navigate smartly in complex environments.

A dry region became a wetland largely through human intervention.

The banana as we know it is on a crash course toward extinction. For scientists, the battle to resuscitate the world's favorite fruit has begun--a race against time that just may be too late to win

Physicists still don't understand what happened in the instant after the Big Bang.

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