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Learn how to make fizzy candies, chewy caramels, and witch fingers.

It crashed down onto a frozen lake in Michigan, untainted by Earth’s environment.

The pandemic doesn’t have to cancel Halloween.

It’s difficult to overstate how consequential the 2020 election is for the planet.

Hawaii Senator Brian Schatz calls yesterday’s testimony what it really was.

One interface, multiple streaming services.

Scientists have described Trump appointees meddling with everything from nutrition research to COVID-19 data to mining and survey reports.

We still don’t completely understand how media affects our brains.

The drone was inspired by the northern goshawk, a bird known for its agile hunting skills.

We’re getting close to setting a new record for number of hurricanes in a single year.

And other bizarre facts from The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week.

Humankind has not lost the sensory capabilities that ancient civilizations had.

Frozen water could be hiding in dark shadowy pockets scattered across the moon.

Planetary scientists and would-be explorers alike have a lot of follow up questions.

An elaborate camera trap, buried a mile below the Black Hills of South Dakota, could reveal the makeup of the universe.

Hurricane Laura and Hurricane Delta hit Lake Charles, Louisiana, just weeks apart, frustrating people trying to piece their lives back together.

Food safety is no joke.

Here’s what you need to know this week.

The new screens could have a resolution of roughly 10,000 pixels per inch.

Hit the river in the fall for what can be some of the best fishing all year.