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The injection probably won't bring enlightenment, but it's also unlikely to kill him.

Visiting every house in the world in one night is a tough job, even when you don't count the difficulty of squeezing down a chimney after eating a few million Christmas cookies. Just from a logistics perspective, it's a ...

Peafowls' head crests are specifically tuned to the vibrations produced by feather-rattling male peacocks, thus acting as a sort of antenna. Jason G. Goldman reports. --

'Don't believe everything you see on the internet' is pretty standard advice, but it's getting harder than ever to distinguish the real from the fake. A new algorithm from Nvidia could muddy the waters further by generat...

When hurtling down a mountain an exoskeleton could absorb some of the impact for skiers and snowboarders and give them extra power in their turns

The half-century since the first lunar landing has seen more stories than ever being spun about the moon, and why we should go there

Things sure got strange in 2018: from a space-bound Tesla to crows having sex with their dead.

Some things that may raise people's risk of cancer don't get a lot of attention.

Earth is always changing, and 2018 -- a year filled with hurricanes, volcanic eruptions and earthquakes -- was no exception.