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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.

It depends on where you live, but many thrift stores and other donation programs can divert even the most tattered items from the landfill.

The Southern Ocean joins the club.

The Earth may have hit a new three-million-year record.

Microplastics have been piling up in many areas since the 1950s.

Meet the Pegasus family of drones.

The limits of travel are defined not by what vehicles can do, but by what vehicles can do to us. So how much can we take?

They’re the Best of What’s New.

A noisy debate about the world's fastest and most popular motorsport.

Outsource your memory.

The wait—and weight—was worth it.

The F/A-18 Super Hornet received fuel from the Navy's Stingray drone in a key initial test.

The microscopic organisms wasted no time cloning themselves.

The Army's Precision Airdrop System aims to save lives

Bringing Teddy Ruxpin back

Locked your keys in the car again? No problem— now you can open the doors using your phone