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Natural antifreeze is better for wildlife—and our mechanic bills.

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A base station could beam out power, which means no more plugging in your device or even plunking it on a charging pad.

You’ll want to avoid some ‘flavors.’

From the tallest peaks to the deepest seas, one medical researcher is studying communities on the edge of survival.

What kind of lunatic straps jet engines to his back and leaps out of an airplane? The kind of lunatic who may well deliver the personal flying machine of our dreams, that’s what kind. Eric Hagerman reports on a revolutionary Channel crossing

They’re inheriting a mess, but they can turn this ship around.

Staying vigilant during this crucial time is key.

The animal kingdom provides some prime examples.

The seemingly opposite conditions of autonomous sensory meridian response and misophonia could have quite a lot in common.

Here’s what it means for vaccines to prevent severe disease.

It’s a flight of Wright brothers proportions.

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It might even be faster than delivery.

Gone in 1.99 seconds—or less.

Sometimes noise is incredibly helpful.

Your mind’s playing tricks on you—and that’s the whole point.

A long-standing mystery about the Holocene has a potential solution.

It makes it all the more difficult to stop new infections.

The new Rival blasters use physics to give skilled shooters an unexpected advantage.