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Defeat the heat.

The leftover debris is expected to fall to Earth over the weekend, likely somewhere in the ocean.

Commercially available data can provide a scary level of information.

PyroMan helps this company test the gear that soldiers wear to protect themselves from intense flames.

When you go out in the sun, melanin in your skin gets right to work.

Concrete is so cliche anyway.

How hot is a lightsaber? What was the original lightsaber prop made out of?

A new study suggests bonnethead sharks may rely on the Earth's magnetic field to move about the ocean.

You're a pill away from the perfect oat milk.

Though offshore turbines aren't without their challenges.

With strength in numbers, the smallest galaxies may have completely transformed the early cosmos.

The three-year-old was buried with deliberate care.

They appear like clockwork, but they're still kind of mysterious.

With cases skyrocketing and health resources scarce, Saphale in Maharashtra faces a bleak season of loss and hardship.

Other animals see many more than we do.

Their courtship flights bend the barriers of physics in nature.

A spot in the Atlantic Ocean seems to house baby green turtles as they mature.

Our planetary neighbor has a surprisingly dynamic atmosphere.

The showboating video is breathtaking, but shows poor tactics. Here's why.

We know change is hard, but this is for the good of your gadgets.