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A unique trick could let microbes zip from Earth to Mars, for example, and survive the trek.

Testing is still as important as ever, politics aside.

It could instigate a multitude of health and behavioral problems.

Drink it, DIY it, do it again.

In a recent agreement, officials committed to ramping up thinning and burning across the state.

The 2020 hurricane season is picking up steam.

Low oil prices, a pandemic-driven recession, and looming elections add up to highly unfavorable conditions for remote drilling operations.

Your buddy misses you when you're gone, so let them know you're coming back.

Give your brain a workout!

The fuzzy blonde Pleistocene animals couldn't stand the heat.

Overrun with acronyms, abbreviation-filled research hurts our scientific understanding.

A new study says there's no safe amount of coffee to consume while pregnant, but that might not mean much to an individual.

White working-class people are taking "fertility tours" of Europe. Here's one couple's story.

Here’s everything you need to know this week.

A black hole and a gas cloud pulse together in sync—but why?

Lessons from a female rider who's covered 135,000 kilometers over three continents.

And fire season has just begun.

Don't flush your money away on a simple repair.

The state's grid operator has called for building more capacity for wind and solar, not less.

There’s more to it than simply adding detergent and hitting “start.”