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You'll find some carbon fiber, but only where it counts.

The electrical engineer leading the team building the Mars Autonomous Helicopter lives by a lesson she learned as a young child.

There are three basic options, but one is more likely than the others.

Make these awesome meals your everyday meals.

Here's why millions are losing electricity—and why you could be next.

Here's why the lithium ion battery deserved a win.

Royals get their shirts dirty, too.

Scientists may have an explanation for the absurd abundance.

Our editors scrounged up some truly bizarre facts.

Linguists, designers, and scientists are scheming up ways to break a language barrier that doesn’t exist (yet).

The joint-award announcement featured coffee metaphors and a call for collaboration.

Help them squash the pain.

No Red October is just a tiny introduction to big dietary changes.

A trip to Patagonia could cost thousands, but there are ways to make it more affordable.

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You get some new features, but check your app compatibility first.

By treating cows as part of the grassland ecosystem, some ranchers are already farming sustainable beef.

The work is now considered a basic aspect of how cells function.

The reason we can run long distances may have little to do with our ancestors’ quest for meat.

A beginner’s guide to the pantry workhorse of Mexico.