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The Model 3 infotainment system provides the basis for Tesla's ventilator, hastily designed to combat device shortages around the world.

The outbreak of COVID-19 has inadvertently sparked a 'purge' of the atmosphere that is so much needed for the earth right now.

Launched in the U.S.-China trade war, the global supply chain's trend of leaving China is accelerated as the corona virus emerges and spreads.

The line between life and death is so fragile, have you ever wondered which animals on our planet bring the most deaths to humans?

The surface of the Earth is divided into two parts: land and ocean, in which the ocean accounts for a large part, but if the land and ocean ratios are interchangeable, what

555 million years ago, turning the ground away was a worm-like animal, named Ikaria wariootia by scientists.

Disney's entire theatrical slate is getting overhauled because of disruptions from the coronavirus, and Artemis Fowl will skip theaters entirely.

Elon Musk says it may have been 'a test configuration mistake.'

A space snowball tossed our way from another star system has gone all melty and crumbly.

Prehistoric times are the era of giant animals, but the reason why in the age of dinosaurs did not have huge mammals is not everyone knows.

One of the world's top pandemic experts says the disaster is unlike anything we've seen. The response could be just as historic.

Our natural satellite is going to do its best to get your attention on April 7.

This AI will monitor nerve data from people while they are speaking.

As it turns out, a whole lot of people would like to visit the moon (and Mars). NASA has received over 12,000 applications for its next class of astronauts, it announced this week.

The fossil of the long-legged flies with their proverbial pants around their ankles is now one of Australia's oldest on record.

Worm fans, rejoice. NASA's vintage logo is now gracing a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

I thought it was a dream, seeing such rich microbial life in rocks,' Suzuki said in a University of Tokyo release on Thursday

It's a grim COVID-19 milestone, with the highest number of cases in the US, Italy, Spain and Germany.

An online dashboard shows all confirmed, suspected and recovered coronavirus patients, as well as deaths.

Plus: In the US, 5,600 people have died among the 230,000 infected, while worldwide, it's 51,000 dead and 1 million infected.