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As the world gets drier, do we need to turn to the ocean?

Recently, astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope spotted two quasars burning brightly in the night sky -- and they're on a collision course.

Following up on its image of Neptune released last year, astronomers using Webb have just released a brand-new image of Uranus as you've never seen it before.

A strange, lonely supermassive black hole is trailed by a tail of stars that's twice as long as the Milky Way is wide.

Smart plugs are a great addition to any smart home, but do these web-connected outlets really help to lower your energy bill? The answer may surprise you.

We've all got a home to keep clean, and today it's a little cheaper with this $100 savings on the Dyson Outsize+ cordless vacuum.

PSB has updated its flagship wireless noise-canceling headphones and introduced a new set of planar-based wireless earbuds.

A Heriot-Watt professor has received a prestigious funding award to advance a pioneering new laser measurement technique.


The highly anticipated maiden flight of the world's most powerful rocket could take place on Monday, though SpaceX still has to overcome one particular hurdle.

During its 49th flight on Mars, NASA's Ingenuity helicopter achieved two flight records, flying faster and higher than ever before.