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Sotheby’s Space Exploration auction features the life-saving instrument, a Snoopy pin, space-flown flags, and more.

Young eagles typically fledge after 10 to 14 weeks.

Social animals have anticipatory tactics ahead of conflict—including killing their rivals' young.

'We’re not just bypassing the injury, we’re actually rewiring the nervous system.'

Six Airmega purifiers qualify for a free Airmega Aim through July 24, which is just in time for smokey season.

If you record one mic or one guitar at a time and want SSL's preamp without the bulk, the SSL 1 is an easy call.

It's the atmosphere trying to get back into place.

Wildman’s Pizza, Pasta, and Python is doing its part to combat the invasive species.

The rare space rock shows that asteroids may have helped jumpstart life on Earth.

The herbivore likely didn't stand a chance.

The gentle giants are the world's largest fish—and love the tropics.

Plus dogs hunting spotted lanternflies and other weird things we learned this week.

A dragon consultant weighs in on Westeros physics.

After two seasons, the Automated Ball-Strike system appears to be working.

The 1.2 million-pound train still has a few stops left on its first coast-to-coast tour.

A SpaceX crew scanned a hand and other body parts during a recent mission.

A public health expert reflects on contracting the illness in 2018.

At least, not anymore.

From heart stress to an increased libido.