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He says Starship will be in orbit in a matter of months.

Cow burps are a big problem. So is feeding their ‘four stomachs.’ Let’s try something new.

To be equitable, genetic research needs to involve minority communities. But trust is still a major hurdle.

They're not just fern-iture.

Snakes rarely bite humans. If they do, here's how to deal with it.

But for most people the solution is simple.

It's the most fun you can have learning about tech (until someone invents a technology-oriented puppet show).

Two words: stock up.

Peer-run talks that highlight misconceptions about tobacco could help adolescents keep away from cigarettes and vaping products.

Putting some miles on Indian's most modern model.

They traveled for days to march through the streets of US cities.

Could the same thing happen here?

Paul Bunyan would not be proud of some of these.

Speculation through ‘design fiction’ helps expose human biases—for better and for worse.

Airbnb wants to send you on a trip to the frozen continent, but you’re gonna have to work for it.

The carbon dioxide in our atmosphere is changing the seas, but we could turn things around.

The announcement comes on the heels of an outbreak of a mysterious respiratory illness linked to vaping products.

Some communities face surveillance anxiety, even when they’re on the right side of the law.

Our editors scrounged up some truly bizarre facts.

If you're caught in the elements and don't have a tent, you'll want to know these expert shelter building tips.