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A reader asked us for help with a celebrity phobia. Here's what an expert had to say.

A team of biohackers is attempting to modify the human sensory spectrum.

A new three-finger "extensor" will help divers manipulate objects as easily in water as in air. Just like a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle.

You'll catch more bugs with honey

Is it really the least bad option they have?

Because a pendulum's oscillation frequency depends on its length, not its mass, you can use different colored bowling balls for a pretty effect.

Military operations around the world are quickly expanding into the digital realm. With cyberwarfare, we’re all in the line of fire.

Keeping up with the droneses

European scientists explore the microbiome of dirty, stinky workout gear.

100 years ago, Popular Science marked the start of WWI with a collection of anti-war essays.

It's flexible, but it can really take a beating.

How Popular Science covered tank design between the great world wars

Dream investor Peter Thiel is giving budding scientists a financial leg up, but with a controversial twist.

The effects of Chernobyl are still being felt 28 years later

But the cumbersome experimental setup won’t replace Facebook's Messenger app anytime soon.

The NYC Makers show puts artists and DIY-ers in the spotlight.

Flesh and titanium merge via a design inspired by deer antlers.

In the future, spider-strengthened silk could go into bulletproof vests.