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35 Years Ago, One RPG Changed the Course of Video Game History

Weird Test for Boeing's Starliner Uncovered Likely Cause of Failed Thrusters

The Unexpected Resurrection of Harlan Ellison

Apple's Push to Transform the Mac into a Gaming Paradise

Physicists Find Seemingly Impossible Magnets with Just One Pole

A new study reveals seven lifestyle changes that may slash your lifetime cancer risk, including diet and alcohol consumption.

Humane, a startup full of ex-iPhone talent, trying to make phones obsolete

Center consoles made of mushrooms and hemp? Apparently, that's Kia's plan

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) recently captured images of Saturn’s late summer slowly fading into fall

A coprolite, or fossilized feces, from Thailand contains at least two types of parasite eggs, showing a glimpse of the prehistoric food chain.

Weeds May Be a Better Friend to Pollinating Insects Than We Assume

Apple’s Secret Weapon to Getting PC Games on Mac

Matthew Broderick’s AI thriller is still so great, 40 years later

This Exoplanet’s Weird Orbit Defies the Rules of Physics

New NASA developed high tech alloy could enable nuclear space travel

NASA Reveals What Made an Entire Starlink Satellite Fleet Go Down

His software sang the words of God, then it went silent

A new study investigates artifacts from the only ancient Egyptian embalming workshop ever discovered and sheds some light on how they prepared bodies for the afterlife.

Human-made noise pollution was found to seriously hinder dolphins' ability to work together.

Scientists find we could lose half of the world’s glaciers by the end of the century under the best-case scenario, and even more could disappear if we do not act to curb global warming.

Scientists use deep learning to map every individual tree in Rwanda, and researchers say their method could help with efforts to map/conserve trees and curb climate change around the world.

Scientists just made a major stride toward a hepatitis C vaccine

Scientists identify three ways to conserve Earth’s microbes due to their potential to boost plant growth by 64 percent on average.

A mysterious new Babylon 5 project is coming sooner than you think

In a first, scientists show dogs can smell when humans are stressed

New research links days of extreme heat (>90 Fahrenheit) to an increase in reports of discrimination and harassment among USPS workers.

For the first time ever, scientists have successfully mixed and matched mammal chromosomes, large-scale changes that would ordinarily take millions of years to achieve naturally via evolution

Scientists identify more than 200 “unique linkages” or pathways between nature and human well-being

A trio of studies published in the journal Nature find that climate change is threatening deciduous and boreal forests in North America, potentially limiting their ability to sequester carbon long-term.

Scientists think they know when a rogue star will ruin the Solar System