The Fontus is a gadget for adventurers and potentially a way to help people living regions where water is scarce
The comic brings whimsy and fun into the story of the Global Precipitation Measurement satellite mission
Snow artist Simon Beck uses his own two snowshoe-clad feet to create these masterpieces
By sniffing out illegal dumps, the watchful buzzards will hopefully inspire action to clean up the city's streets
Surrealism meets real life in an exploration of a Dalí masterwork
Hedgehog populations in England have declined since the 1970s due urban and suburban development
A workshop in Japan created tiny Bonsai plants that float with the help of magnets
Lowering stress on the animals may also have economic benefits
There's an art—and a lot of science—to a consistent cup of coffee
Modern imaging reveals the approximately 500-year-old sketch
Jason-3 made it to orbit—but the company's Falcon 9 rocket didn't make it back to Earth in one piece
Technological advances in DNA analysis will make this massive effort possible
Cyberattacks may loom large in peoples' minds, but these fluffy rodents are the ones actually taking down the grid
A new virtual reality experience allows users delve into the world of Everest and scale the beast firsthand
Nanotechnology could turn the inefficient bulbs’ weakness into a strength
The swarm recently took to the skies to Beethoven's Fifth Symphony
Wheels, pyramids and plates—dietary recommendations have come a long way in the last century
And they did it by feeding them smaller and less-poisonous toads
But proper burials for indigent individuals remain few and far between
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