A silver salt based ink lets users draw any circuit they can dream
Some lucky kids got to name this gnarly-looking fish
The Yutu Rover has discovered a type of basalt unlike anything else ever found on the moon
The Star of Bethlehem may not have actually been a star
The software bug has been miscalculating release dates for 13 years
A favorite voice interprets a classic
A niche group of knitters specializes in wrangling disobedient skeins
Ancient artifact or back massager?
That trip to the DMV is about to get a little less awful
A leak in a key instrument on board the InSight lander means the team will have to wait for the next launch window in 2018
A living breakwater could prevent future flooding while cleaning polluted waters
Some conifers' survival is endangered by disease, deforestation and competition
Though it doesn't replace a visit to a doctor, researchers hope it will persuade more people to seek help
Future generations will know how Parisians responded to attacks in their city
Haptic sensors might help figure out if thread count really matters
Fish do it, bugs do it, even some species of snakes do it
Nearly 15 years later and about 1,000 miles away from the last sighting, the snakes could be making a comeback
Bizarre chemicals in deep space could help explain the origins of life
During the first Falcon 9 launch in six months, the first stage booster rocket make a neat u-turn in air and a clean landing on the ground
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