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It's been right there on the vehicle's sticker all along.

Finally sleep soundly (and silently).

In Detroit, a new smart lab from Ford is working on the tech that will allow your vehicle to find a spot all on its own, no driver needed.

Command the room with these expert tips.

This brief hissstory is for the ophidiophobes.

The delta variant is changing the equation when it comes to transmissibility.

Platforms like Twitter may amplify engrained human behaviors, but a future filled with healthy discourse and productive conversations isn't impossible.

It looks like a fish and swims like a fish, but it’s also a model that could inspire future underwater vehicles.

It’s a good weekend to stay inside.

Stay in contact with your college friends, kickball team, and siblings without sometimes wanting to throw your phone away.

From human evolution to biodiversity, our understanding of life on Earth grows ever sharper.

Woolly mammoths roamed over wide open spaces, tusk analysis suggests.

The conflicts might be really big.

The country reported the highest temperature in Europe, ever.

All astronomers need is a flickering disk.

Rapidly developing cities in Asia are especially affected.

Humans stand to learn a lot from these furry little collectors.

The Navy awarded some $40 million for robots that will study the oceans, going as deep as 3,300 feet for as long as 90 days.

Smartwatches that sync with your lifestyle provide speedy access to so much more than just time.

The BepiColombo snapped a selfie during a rare double-flyby, when two spacecrafts passed near Venus within 33 hours.