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An F1 trainer explains how athletes survive the heat, stress, and g-forces during a race.

Rocket engineering turns out to be even harder than rocket science.

The mysterious tissue could help prevent obesity and diabetes.

Here's how that computes.

Back before we could paint our world with pixels, we needed precious commodities to make pigments.

What to know about the typo-laden privacy screed you may have seen going around Instagram.

The flyby mission aims to sniff flumes of alien seawater, but will attempt no landing there.

Bad air quality is also associated with dementia and cardiovascular disease.

Do you know what the 809 scam is?

There's been a big uptick in cases over the last decade.

Excerpt: The Intelligence Trap

We're close to calling the virus endemic for the first time in years.

We have to fight fast to keep our soil from slipping away.

New phone, who dis?

From afar, the galaxy could look like a flashing rave.

They make our white sand beaches beautiful, but our actions are poised to wipe them out.

Regenerative braking provides extra speed in racing, but more range on the street.

Evidence suggests that tactic works, however most cigarette companies don't want you to think that.

Used bikes that are great for new riders. Scratch that, for all motorcycle riders.

Researchers found a new species of medicinal leech in swamps along the eastern seaboard.