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The desert used to be green and lush.

The skeleton is more than just a support system.

Say hello to your two new best friends: vitamin D and calcium.

Glamping in zero gravity will cost a few millions bucks at least.

The gender-equality trailblazer was trusted like a “human computer.”

Weird undertones aren’t for the faint of heart.

U.S. military leaders have to plan for operations all over the world, so they can’t afford to ignore climate change or the debate its causes.

Climate change has altered the rules irrevocably.

This land is your land, this land is my land…

New simulations place the seasonal phenomenon around the last ice age.

There’s a lot we can learn from dinosaur diseases.

Get rid of the stuff you don’t want, get some money, and hopefully don’t get scammed.

Mongolians’ DNA says they can’t digest milk, yet their diet relies on dairy. A researcher investigates why.

Everything epidemiology can tell us about the new coronavirus.

HTC announced new Vive Cosmos headsets, but its Proton concept hints at a less-ugly future for virtual reality.

But don’t expect it to power your city anytime soon.

Don’t forget you absolutely need to listen to that new Tame Impala album.

We’ve gained new insight into how the object came to be.

Amazon’s record on climate action is far from perfect, but climate scientists are still hopeful about his new fund.

The battery-powered bike will hit 124 mph and is more business jet and than fighter plane.