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The 9,000-year-old remains of a woman were found buried with hunting tools in the Andes.

It’s not the first time Americans have had to wait for final results.

Infection rates in younger people are on an upward trend.

The overall odds are still quite low.

From space gardening to hungry black holes.

It’s cheap, fun, and surprisingly easy to pick up.

A species of tiny mammals that lived amongst the dinosaurs might have led highly gregarious lives.

It’s the first time we’ve had to use the name Eta, and it’s looking to be a catastrophic storm already.

One chemical reaction could turn a massive vessel to nothing if not protected.

Sequencing the southern right whale’s DNA could lead to more modern conservation measures.

Here’s what you need to know this week.

But this doesn’t rule out the danger of inhaling tiny particles.

The Serial 1 has a belt drive instead of a chain and leather accents to give it a motorcycle vibe.

Access to safe drinking water is critical in camping or survival situations

Three new studies failed to find similar levels of phosphine, the life-hinting molecule.

Get ready and get out there.

There are good reasons that a city might sink into the sea.

Protect your family from COVID-19 by treating them to something deliciously nutritious.

Gas-sniffing orbiters are helping clear the air of a common and overlooked pollutant.

The nocturnal creatures' social networks are among the most complex in the animal world.