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In a small office park outside of Austin, Texas, a company is cloning furry best friends. But how identical can we expect clones to be?

The Perseverance rover took off in July as the cleanest spacecraft in history.

I spent a weekend with the Bigfoot Field Research Organization searching for the large primate. We didn’t find the elusive creature. Or did we?

While immensely proud of the first moon landing, Apollo 11 Command Module pilot Michael Collins, 88, believes there's no need to go back.

Disney's Black Spire Outpost brings Star Wars into the real world, and no detail is too small—even the rocks.

We asked this question to a variety of experts, researchers, scientists, engineers, and futurists. The answers we got back were fascinating, clarifying, and somewhat scary.

Jack Horner, a paleontologist who inspired a character in the original Jurassic Park, says science is ready to resurrect the dinosaurs. But should we?

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