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The light curve of a far-off star typically appears dull, steady, and predictable on a quiet data screen. Then something…

Long before the sun breaks through the fog along the coast, the train from San Francisco to Mountain View fills…

A few people drove past a GameStop store in Manhattan on a gloomy Monday morning without slowing down. Bright red…

The Kennedy Space Center’s control room doesn’t feel as futuristic as people might think. It’s not as loud. Engineers bend…

In certain areas of Pennsylvania, the sidewalks appear patterned rather than just filthy on a late summer afternoon. Wings pressed…

When oil starts to move quickly, the trading floor feels different. Price jumps cause screens to flicker, traders to lean…

Over the past ten years, a subtle fashion shift has occurred in the fluorescent-lit hallways of hospitals across the United…

Smoke slowly moves across a field covered in tangled wires and broken monitors on the outskirts of Accra, Ghana. Bundles…

Long after dusk, a cardboard box stands outside a front door on a peaceful Manchester suburban street. Rain and sun…

These days, Guayaquil’s docks hardly ever appear serene. Soldiers can be seen standing next to containers stacked like steel towers,…