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Create harmony among your gadgets.

Light pollution has some unusual effects.

The battery-powered Yara Birkeland could be plying the seas on its own before the year is out. Here's what to know about the innovative vessel.

Like deadlifts, squats exercise way more than the obvious bits.

Fewer distractions mean less pointless screen time.

Just save yourself a problem and back up your files. Please.

Misinformation is like a weed that just keeps sprouting up

Their silk shines under UV light, giving their homes a rave-like appearance.

An 80s icon is back, and it brought batteries.

From Boston Dynamics to Sophia, the robotics field has been teeming with new inventions, each of them both talented and flawed in their own ways.

Sharks versus rapidly expanding snot.

Not everyone will be convinced, but the move could sway some fence-sitters.

Here's what we know about fires in battery-powered cars, and how those vehicles stack up against their gas-guzzling counterparts.

There are myriad ways to turn hydrogen into energy, but they aren’t all healthy for the atmosphere.

Three vaccines have been authorized for use in the United States.

Digging into some frequently asked questions about Apple AirTag including how to get the battery out.

Get your screenshots looking just right.

The newly discovered asteroid could collide with Mercury or Venus in the future.

Everyone makes mistakes, but what's most important is how you learn from them.

Inside the Peebles Hoard, a massive find spurred by an unlikely collaboration.