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Gallery: The Top 10 Failed NASA Missions
Yesterday's Antares failure was not exactly unprecedented.
Shipping Containers Could Relay Quantum Information Across Oceans
Like a ‘Pony Express’ for entangled particles
Interstellar Travel Won’t Look Anything Like The Movie
The astronaut leading humankind's journey to the stars says if we want to get to another Earth, we'll have to expand our thinking.
Video: Bionic Boots That Let You Run Up To 25 MPH
At Maker Faire 2014, inventor Keahi Seymour shows how his ostrich-inspired robotic boots give him a speed boost
Why Does My Dog Kick When I Scratch His Belly?
Short answer: It's an adorable means of self-protection.
What is a Wormhole and Will Wormhole Travel Ever be Possible?
Science fiction's favorite method for exploring the universe, most recently in the movie Interstellar, won't be easy.
Should NYC’s Ebola Patient Have Been Quarantined?
New CDC guidelines might have prevented Craig Spencer from getting onto the subway.
Toxin-Secreting Stem Cells May Destroy Brain Tumors From Inside Out
Poisoning cancer from within
How To Fast-Track An Ebola Vaccine
Companies, governments, and other groups are considering compromises such as speedier quality-control tests and relaxed packaging rules.
Enter Popular Science’s 2015 Invention Awards
Got a world-changing creation? Tell us about it! You may be featured in our May 2015 inventions issue.
Soon You Could Send A Text Or Call A Car With A Click Of Your Heels
Because, really, there's no place like home.
Earth 2.0: Where Are The Habitable Worlds Of ‘Interstellar’?
Don’t pack your bags yet
The Surprising Science Behind The Movie ‘Interstellar’
From wormhole highways to robotic space companions, scientific experts weigh in on Christopher Nolan's newest sci-fi blockbuster.