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Rocket launchers, supersonic cruise missiles, and more.

How to see more diverse opinions on your timelines

Problems with the spacecraft's engines are preventing it from entering a new orbit for observations

Clues from an abandoned drone workshop in Iraq

Are mutant double sharks on the rise? Eh.

How did a dog get on my bed?

Elon Musk says the problem has "never been encountered before in the history of rocketry.”

BILI is like radar for biomolecules

Some of the most common maps don't accurately depict Earth's surface. But it's not for lack of trying.

And they might be winning

The 879-ton rocket flew an experimental satellite into space.

LastPass expanding free password manager service to multiple devices could protect us from the internet of things

Zhuhai 2016 surprises with new drones, like the stealthy Cloud Shadow attack drone, helicopter-launched mini drones, a preview of a massive drone swarm

The explorer’s maps from 1778 show some big changes

The internet is freaking out over male birth control for all the wrong reasons.

Now it's ready for the final tests before launch in 2018

Did the agency, against its own rules, publicly support a presidential candidate?

Sudden peeing, sweat balls, and so much more

How the late famed physicist became an icon on your phone

The new fossil is intriguing, but paleontologists have better ways of judging a dinosaur's smarts