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The Times’s Science section is introducing new columns, projects and more as part of its online relaunch. Credit...Rose Wong Supported by By Vivian Ewing Times Insider explains who we are and what we ...

Sunday was the last chance for visitors to see the "Marvel's Spider-Man: Beyond Amazing" exhibition at the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry. The exhibit gives people a chance to see the history ...

Throughout history, people have come up with surprising ways to beat the heat that actually work. By Hiroko Tabuchi Long before air-conditioning, people around the world came up with ingenious ways to ...

Talk about a bizarre feature of the human body: If you happened to swallow a razor blade, your stomach acid would dissolve it. Acids are ranked on a scale from zero to 14—the lower the pH level, the ...

Science educators around the world will get a front-row seat to groundbreaking research and innovation from the University of Hawaiʻi during a free virtual unconference showcasing Hawaiʻi science ...

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The kid influencer and science creator says that Nye carried him through his science journey Courtesy of Museum of Science Sean Atitsogbe, 11, is a science prodigy inspired by Bill Nye, whom he ...