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A fun kitchen experiment that results in shinier bling? Uhm, yes, please.

The first flyby of Ganymede in more than 20 years promises a close look at the giant moon’s icy surface.

Even the next Scorsese has to start somewhere.

Researchers discovered two new elusive beaked whale subpopulations.

Not all sunscreens, even environmentally-friendly ones, are created equal.

These resilient plants are part of a centuries-long experiment at Michigan State University.

The 2022 Maverick pickup truck is a hybrid that boasts some 40 mpg in the city.

Tap, pay, done.

When the three-month study was finished, 85 percent of patients saw improvements.

There's a good reason why all of today's manned spacecraft look pretty much the same

Spaceborne just landed in book stores

It's time to get that air conditioner going again.

VERITAS and DAVINCI+ will arrive at the long-overlooked planet toward the end of the decade.

When languages die, so do entire generations of botanical knowledge.

An excerpt from a new book about absurd creatures

We’re shaping the distant future of biodiversity, as well as the present.

Archer just revealed a craft called Maker, and someday a version of it could fly you around a city.

The pipeline's developer has pulled the plug on the controversial project at last.

Multiple species known to be susceptible to SARS-CoV-2 were sold there, both legally and illegally.

The Portuguese F-16 Fighting Falcon is just one member of a historic squadron.