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We're going to have to reckon with our workweek sooner than later.

At the core of the largest star-forming region of the Local Group sits the biggest star we know of. Mass is the single most important astronomical property in determining the lives […]

How modern astronomy helps determine its precise timing. Sort of.

Here's how we stop a health crisis before it wreaks havoc on us.

Harvard psychologists discover why we dislike the people who deliver bad news.

If life exists on Mars, there's a good chance it's related to us, say researchers.

Americans' acceptance and desire of "dad bod" is increasing every year.

If loneliness is a "disease," is this one of the complications?

When thinking about your shortcomings, it pays to be kind.

2018's winter was particularly harsh on U.S. honeybees. What's causing bee populations to plummet, and what can we do about it?

Gigantic explosions of light are reverberating across the universe.

Empathy is what allows us to understand works of art, right?

Big data is here to save your dinner.

The wonder and the ethics of deep time. The "wood-wide-web". The claustrophobia of the Anthropocene. In our 200th episode, UNDERLAND author Robert MacFarlane takes us on a journey deep into the Earth and ourselves.

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There are clues to the future and past trapped in Greenland's ice.