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CRISPR reached a big milestone this year by treating a disease inside the body—here's what's next for the technology.

The Colorado River's Lake Powell and Lake Mead reservoirs haven't been this low since they were first filled up.

Money is a major factor.

The 1,500-pound vehicle uses plans and molds from the original rover.

Apple Music’s Spatial Audio promises you an immersive experience. But does it deliver?

But it's not going to be easy for many species

Become the envy of fellow passengers on TV-free airplanes

The tablet attached to my leg—and the former Coast Guard pilot by my side—helped.

It depends on how well you want your brain to work

Also for medical research

You don't have be an expert (or a hipster) to enjoy analog photography

Visualizing chemistry is awesome!

The app’s new 'Shazam for birds' feature was made possible through citizen science. Here's how it all works—and why you should download it.

Its focus on communication is being praised on social media—but what does the evidence say?

Nutrition on a budget.

Ganymede is a growing point of interest for astronomers and their search for life.

Saving money while saving the planet can be oh so cool.

Watching TV in SD isn’t going to save the planet, but you can push for change in other ways.

More power to your wrist.

Brood X will spend the next 17 years in burrowing, eating, and growing. But the science isn’t completely settled on how the bugs wile away or count their time.