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Smashing a race car and cannonball into crowd-safety equipment simulates real-life motorsport crashes.

This is the price we pay for our waking elixir.

Everything you’ve touched is now on your face. Think about it.

Everything you need to know to tear your hair out without, you know, tearing your hair out.

Little ones also need some extra protection.

Some things were never meant to be changed.

Get those IRL likes.

Only a few innovations currently hit 2030 Paris Agreement carbon reduction goals.

With the right parts and a little time, you can save a bunch of money on an electric bike.

Behind the wheel of Mach-E GT, a fast EV with a stiff feel.

The war between Russia and Ukraine shows just how volatile fossil fuels are.

Most forms of public transportation in the US, including trains, buses, and ride-shares, are still requiring masks despite the CDC relaxing indoor regulations.

The first station will be off the coast of Curaçao, and it's scheduled to be completed by 2025.

Splurging on a new device that needs a memory card? Get the best experience with the best microSD card.

People have been spreading misinformation since the dawn of media.

The map is made from radio telescope observations of millions of objects in the sky.

Butts are just as important as spines.

It's been four years since Elon Musk launched one of his Roadsters at the sun. An aerospace engineer mulls its fate.

What to know about military hardware in Ukraine: Strela anti-air missiles, NLAW anti-tank weapons, and the TB-2 drone.

Telltale signs in ancient rock may show the future of San Andreas earthquakes.