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A partnership between ILMxLab and the Void has already brought 'Star Wars' and Disney Animation to location-based VR. Now: the MCU.

With some basic physics, there are several ways to figure it out in real time. Which is good, because you’re going to run out of air.

The developer just announced a slew of new games. Also, 'Fortnite' is back from the dead.

From malaria-ridden villages in Burkina Faso to fertility clinics in Ukraine, *Unnatural Selection* takes viewers deep into the gene-editing revolution.

Tongass National Forest is a massive yet fragile treasure—logging and slicing roads into it will set off horrifying effects that will ripple through the ecosystem.

Buying an Pixel 4 or Pixel 4 XL? Here's how to choose between them—and find the best deal.

Wednesday’s congressional hearing on Section 230 may have been a bit unsettling for techies: a genuinely substantive look at the future of tech platforms.

I just took a DNA test. Turns out I’m 100 percent staying in this room.

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To lower the risk of fire during a wind event, the utility cut power across Northern California. Here’s how scientists launched a satellite at the same time.

Fall music may not have summer's maximalism, but the power in these tracks will get you through the rest of 2019. Load up your playlist.

The company is turbocharging its bug bounty to try to stop the next data leak before it happens.

To avoid medical debacles in orbit, don’t forget your quarantine or daily trips to the zero-g gym aboard the ISS.

New Pixel phones, a refreshed Pixelbook laptop, and some new capabilities for Google Assistant.

Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, and newcomer Tom Steyer are set to take the stage Tuesday night in Ohio.

The two new gesture-powered Android handsets have arrived.

Apple’s latest headphones bring the world-silencing capabilities of its over-ear cans into a more compact design.

The best way to teach physics? Rig your experiments to confound students’ predictions.

Apple has killed off the Dashboard in macOS Catalina. At least one person will miss it dearly.

In an excerpt from his new book, Marc Benioff says he initially didn't believe any pay gap was pervasive in the first place.

AncestryHealth offers a test for hereditary conditions such as breast cancer or heart disease, building on the company’s tools for tracking family history.

A staggering amount of video is shared online. Researchers are teaching artificial intelligence to process more—while using less power.

Christopher Wylie was the architect of Cambridge Analytica’s big plans and also its whistle-blower. His new book explores how he ended up being both.

Some 850 gigabytes of mouse brain data just got released. That's great for reading the minds of mice now, and for building brain-controlled computers later.

Making progress means making (sometimes devastating) mistakes. And then learning from them.

Humanity is facing thorny problems on all fronts. These folks are working to solve them—and trying to avoid the unintended consequences this time.

A seventh member exits the body that is supposed to administer Facebook’s cryptocurrency, which has set “interim” rules and put together its board.

New Pixel phones are on the way, and possibly some other hardware surprises. Tune into the live video stream.

Apple's new desktop operating system makes your iPad into a second monitor, puts mobile apps on your Mac, and kills iTunes.

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Sports physiologist Michael Joyner breaks down what it takes to run a marathon in less than two hours—and how it could happen again.

The massively popular game concluded its tenth season by going offline, and leaving a string of numbers, 'Lost'-style, in its place.

Microphones catch a submarine vent firing uberbubbles that floated to the surface and formed massive water domes.

Opinion: From “crisis actor” to “collusion hoax,” conservatives use SEO terms gamed by right-wing media outlets, propelling a polarized internet.

I tested out 30 different iPhone 11 cases for the past month. These are my favorites.

Challenges around renewables are prompting players in the “traditional” sector to collaborate on software they can modify to address their changing needs.

Relativity Space may have the biggest metal 3D printers in the world, and they're cranking out parts to reinvent the rocket industry here—and on Mars.

In her new book, photographer Elinor Carucci grapples with her own aging and mortality.

Dyson scrubs plans to build an EV, Tesla owners learn the cars can't power their homes, and lightning that follows shipping lanes.

Yes, it’s real, and yes, it matters. Also, here’s what’s up with the impeachment inquiry and the boycott against Blizzard.

Many of them avoid the equal sign, hoping to promote a looser relationship of “equivalence” instead. It's been controversial.

Google's Pixel 3A is already a bargain, and it's $50 cheaper than usual at Amazon and $100 cheaper at Best Buy.

The latest macOS update is chock-full of ways to better safeguard your data.

The Mars Curiosity Rover finds evidence of the red planet's wet past.

FBI overreach, hacker payback, and more of the week's top security news.

MTV is working on a new live-action series—but is it time we leave Aeon alone?

Don’t be a chump, study angular momentum(p).

REI's big outdoors sale is here. Our favorite deals on socks, snow pants, slacklines, and more for all your fall hijinks.

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The departures of Visa, Mastercard, and three others mean that more than ever, Libra is Facebook’s cryptocurrency project.