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We Need More Than One Way to ‘Armageddon’ an Asteroid

08.13.14

By Jason Koebler
Tech

The Pterosaur Renaissance: We’re Finding More Ancient Flying Reptiles Than Ever

08.13.14

By Becky Ferreira
Tech

A Bioengineered Solution to Crop-Killing Fruit Flies: Turn Them All into Dudes

08.13.14

By Michael Byrne
Tech

Hemp Supercapacitors May Power Devices of the Very Near-Future

08.12.14

By Michael Byrne
Tech

Scientists Made Lab-Grown Brains to See What Happens When You Shock Them

08.11.14

By Jason Koebler
Tech

Earth’s Earliest Animals Looked Just Like Plants

08.11.14

By Becky Ferreira
Tech

Sleep-Deprived Astronauts Are Taking Ambien in Space

08.11.14

By William Alexander
Tech

Water ‘Tractor Beams’ Will Help Contain Oil Spills, Fleets of Ping Pong Balls

08.10.14

By Michael Byrne
Tech

The Moon Is Hardly as Cold as It Looks

08.10.14

By Michael Byrne
Tech

The Photo Editing Future Is Based on Machine Learning

08.09.14

By Michael Byrne
Tech

The New NSA-Funded Code Rolls All Programming Languages Into One

08.08.14

By Jason Koebler
Tech

Colliding Galaxies Left a Stream of Gas 2.6 Million Light Years Long

08.07.14

By Becky Ferreira

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Daily Horoscope: June 19, 2026

The Sun sextiling the Moon gives Friday a cooperative start. Most people will feel it as a welcome exhale after a heavy few days.

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By Ashley Fike
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Daily Horoscope: June 18, 2026

What asked something hard of you today has a funny way of being exactly what you needed. Show up for all of it.

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