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One of the brightest minds, Stephen Hawking has died at age 76. As we mourn his death and celebrate his life, here's a look back at some of his most intriguing words.

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Michio Kaku tells Redditors his predictions about intelligent aliens.

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The move could have implications for artificial intelligence development at Tesla.

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Earth's magnetic poles, whatever they're doing, are not going to spark chaos and kill us all — a scenario making the rounds online right now.

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Bundle up and we'll tell you what the heck a bomb cyclone is.

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These amazing images of Saturn were created by enthusiasts from the public data available from the Cassini spacecraft.

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Aliens are among us. That's the gist of comments made by billionaire space entrepreneur Robert Bigelow on CBS' "60 Minutes" last night. But how likely is this claim to be true?

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Today's Google Doodle honors an intricate and mysterious astronomical computer found at the bottom of the Aegean Sea aboard a Roman cargo ship in 1902.

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Scientists and science enthusiasts (along with their curious kids) turned out in droves to make their voices heard.

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As if a giant ran a finger in a swirling manner through an icy sandbox, meltwater channels have carved out aqua-colored squiggly lines in an Arctic glacier.

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President Donald Trump signed into law two bills that aim to encourage women to pursue careers in science and technology.

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An amateur photographer captured brilliant images of light pillars in northern Ontario, revealing the beauty of these shafts of light reflecting off ice crystals.

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The Blue Cut fire in California is hot. That heat allowed thermal sensors aboard the Landsat 8 satellite to capture a glowing image of the blaze at night.

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The long-sought elementary particle, whose existence was predicted nearly 50 years ago only to be discovered in 2012, takes home the prestigious prize.
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