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How the Stage was Set for the Satellite Race
Space

How the Stage was Set for the Satellite Race

Space Defender: Interview With Air Force Lt. Gen. John W. Raymond
Military

Space Defender: Interview With Air Force Lt. Gen. John W. Raymond

Insight into the fourth domain of warfare

CES 2016: What To Expect
Drones

CES 2016: What To Expect

Driverless cars, virtual reality, and more new tech coming to Vegas

DARPA Wants To Turn Small Ships Into Drone Aircraft Carriers
DARPA

DARPA Wants To Turn Small Ships Into Drone Aircraft Carriers

And they’ve got just the little plane to make it work

Giant Squid Surfaces From The Deep In Japanese Harbor
Wildlife

Giant Squid Surfaces From The Deep In Japanese Harbor

Humanity's closest encounter ever to mysterious mollusk

Celebrating The Good Viruses Of 2015
Diseases

Celebrating The Good Viruses Of 2015

From possible cures to a new 'ome, some viruses became friends instead of foes

China Builds Its Own ‘Wild Weasel’ To Suppress Air Defenses
Military

China Builds Its Own ‘Wild Weasel’ To Suppress Air Defenses

J-16D brings hammer down on SAMs

More And More Twins Are Being Born In The U.S.
Health

More And More Twins Are Being Born In The U.S.

Fertility treatments are a likely factor

For Sale: A Fan-Powered Hoverboard That Actually Hovers
Aviation

For Sale: A Fan-Powered Hoverboard That Actually Hovers

Is it worth the price of a car?

Chinese Stealth Fighter J-20 Starts Production
Military

Chinese Stealth Fighter J-20 Starts Production

Coming soon to Asian airspace near you

Plutonium-238 Is Produced In America For The First Time In Almost 30 Years
NASA

Plutonium-238 Is Produced In America For The First Time In Almost 30 Years

Made in the USA

Beads galore
Pollution

What Are Microbeads And Why Are They Illegal?

Popular Science investigates

NASA’s earliest Christmases in Space Weren’t All Merry
Space

NASA’s earliest Christmases in Space Weren’t All Merry

We Talked To The Man Who Shot Leonardo DiCaprio (And A Bear)
Vehicles

We Talked To The Man Who Shot Leonardo DiCaprio (And A Bear)

An interview with Emmanuel Lubezki, cinematographer of 'Birdman' and 'The Revenant'

raw turkey
Diseases

How to avoid giving food poisoning to your holiday guests

Don’t deck the halls with food-borne pathogens.

Drone Racing Takes Off
Drones

Drone Racing Takes Off

The once casual pastime is now an international sport

map showing that most of the mid-continent earthquakes are associated with drilling sites
Fossil Fuels

Can We Stop The Surge Of Man-Made Earthquakes?

There's a whole lot more shaking going on in the Midwest lately—and humans are causing it.

How Data Could Prevent The Next Ferguson
Technology

How Data Could Prevent The Next Ferguson

An algorithmic approach to eliminating police bias

tiny home builder Hailey Fort
Projects

This 9-Year-Old Builds Tiny Houses For The Homeless

Hailey Fort is a pint-size philanthropist

The Last Fighter Pilot
Air Force

The Last Fighter Pilot

The new F-35 fighter jet is so sophisticated, so automated, so connected, it’s fueling a debate: Do pilots still need to fly?