Elon Musk says his new AI venture could help us understand why we haven't met any aliens yet

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Elon Musk.

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While Western states fight tooth-and-nail over the shrinking the Colorado River, Arizona has let water flow freely — in part to feed cows in Saudi Arabia

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Colorado River. Low water level strip on cliff at lake Mead, taken from the Hoover Dam at Nevada and Arizona border.
Colorado River. Low water level strip on cliff at lake Mead, taken from the Hoover Dam at Nevada and Arizona border.

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Our bodies, buildings, and computers give off a lot of waste heat. Cities and scientists are learning to harness it for energy.

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One Planet Banner Test

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Hitting the Books: How NASA helped JFK build his 'Nation of Immigrants'

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The Apollo 11 moon landing was a seminal event in American history, one etched deeply into our nation's collective psyche. The event ushered in an era of unbridled possibilities — the stars were finally coming into reach — and its effects were felt across the culture, from art and fashion to politics and culture.

Canoo made a cute trio of EVs to carry NASA’s Artemis 2 astronauts to the SLS

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Electric vehicle startup Canoo has delivered its first shipment to NASA. This week, a trio of the company’s Crew Transportation Vehicles (CTVs) arrived at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

Meet the demon catshark, a new deep water dwelling species with ghostly white eyes discovered off the coast of Australia

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The demon catshark, a deep water species discovered off the coast of Australia.
The demon catshark, a deep water species discovered off the coast of Australia.

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This 16-year-old student invented a bulletproof backpack and is now a finalist at the world's largest high school science fair

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The Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair begins Sunday in Dallas.

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A scientist scraped a black dot on his forehead and filmed it under a microscope, revealing dozens of crawling face mites

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Illustration of a face mite.
Scientists still aren't sure why humans play host to these tiny creatures.

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Inside Canada's polar bear 'jail' where bears go without food and are kept behind bars — but it's not what you might think

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Seven polar bears stand on a sheet of ice as the sun set behind them.
Bears walking on the ice flats outside the town of Churchill, Canada.

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Balloons detect mysterious sounds in the stratosphere below the human hearing limit. Scientists can't explain.

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A view from 13 miles above Earth, from one of Sandia National Laboratories’ solar-powered hot air balloons.

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