Julie BeckScienceArchive Gallery: Beauty Secrets of Popular ScienceGet gorgeous with the cutting edge of twentieth-century technologyBy Julie BeckOctober 2, 2017ScienceArchive Gallery: PopSci Hunts For Mythical BeastsAbominable snowmen, sea serpents and dragons, oh my!By Julie BeckOctober 2, 2017ScienceArchive Gallery: The Science of SleepTips for more restful slumber, decoding how we dream and just a dash of pseudoscienceBy Julie BeckOctober 2, 2017TechnologyArchive Gallery: Man vs. SharkLong cast as the enemy, sharks are really losing this war, as men arm themselves with shark guns, shark repellent and fish the bejeezus out of these misunderstood monstersBy Julie BeckOctober 2, 2017DiyHow To Hack Your Alarm Clock [Gallery] From the Popular Science archives: How to make your alarm clock water your lawn, cook you breakfast, turn on a light and moreBy Julie BeckOctober 2, 2017ScienceArchive Gallery: Diabolical Death Rays from the Pages of Popular ScienceNot just for fictional villains anymoreBy Julie BeckOctober 2, 2017ScienceArchive Gallery: The Science Of ElectionsA peek behind the curtain of the voting machineBy Julie BeckOctober 2, 2017Gadgets9 Of The Most Wanted Gadgets... Of 1952We thumb through the pages of Popular Science to find the carpet-sewing machines and robotic soda jerks that no doubt populated Christmas lists 60 years ago. Happy Black Friday!By Julie BeckOctober 2, 2017Science9 Of The Strangest Musical Instruments Of All Time [Archive Gallery]From a cello-horn to a harpitar, these music-makers are way more exciting than a plain old piano.By Julie BeckOctober 2, 2017How Much Can A Human Body Sweat Before It Runs Out?Drip, drip, dripBy Julie BeckJuly 17, 2013DiyThe 8 Best Student Tech Projects At Microsoft's Imagine CupA quick blood type test, an app that syncs music playback on your phone and moreBy Julie BeckJuly 16, 2013ScienceHow Not To Be A Dad: The Latest Science Of Male Birth ControlExamining 8 promising methods of male contraception in development. Happy Father's Day!By Julie BeckJune 12, 2013ScienceHow I Survived A Week Without Food I consumed nothing but Soylent, a food-replacing beverage, for a week. Here's what happened to me (and my poop).By Julie BeckJune 7, 2013ScienceFYI: Why Are Mean People So Hot?It's not that meanies are more physically attractive than everyone else. They're just very good at fooling us.By Julie BeckNovember 29, 2012DiyArchive Gallery: PopSci Plays With ToysThe science, the creation, the business, and the fun of toysBy Julie BeckOctober 5, 2012ScienceArchive Gallery: PopSci Goes A-Ratting (And More Pest Control)Traps, lamps, poison and fireBy Julie BeckAugust 31, 2012ScienceArchive Gallery: The Secrets of Olympic AthletesTraining, gear, and sometimes, sadly, drugs, give the world's top athletes an edge in competitionBy Julie BeckAugust 3, 2012DiyArchive Gallery: Fun with MagnetismIncredible lifting power, at-home experiments, pretty patterns and moreBy Julie BeckJuly 27, 2012TechnologyThe Most Amazing Projects We Saw At Microsoft's Imagine Cup 2012Energy-saving auto-dimming lights and gloves that know sign language were among the winners of this week's innovation contestBy Julie BeckJuly 12, 2012DiyImagine Cup 2012: Gloves That Translate Sign Language Into Spoken LanguageBy Julie BeckJuly 11, 2012
