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Using five tiny satellites, researchers will begin building a real-time database of animal migration from space.

For more than two decades, researcher José Pérez Zúñiga has set out at night to search by the light of a flashlight through the pre-Inca ruins of the city for hidden treasure — not ancient artifacts of gold, but a tiny gecko with gold-flecked eyes.

The technology utilizes wind propulsion more effectively than other sail designs.

The simple invention helps streamline where pups go potty near lawns and gardens.

Keeping people in cities healthy, especially in poorer neighborhoods, is challenging. One simple, effective, and scientifically proven prescription for better health is planting more trees.

This home chef is empowering people across the country to make the most of their meals.

Artist Stanley Tong held a silent auction for Sandy Hook Promise when showing his “Thoughts & Prayers” series.

The woman impacted many lives, which was reflected in the support she received at her final 'Honor Walk.'

A surprising technique has helped scientists observe how Earth’s oceans are changing, and it’s not using specialized robots or artificial intelligence. It’s tagging seals.

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Thousands of artists (and art lovers) are coming together for Arts for Everybody.

It is one of only 10 snakes of its kind found this year.