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Gut Microbes Take Over Your Body When You Die
...and they may provide clues as to how you were killed.
The Last Passenger Pigeon Died 100 Years Ago Today
Even after the species went extinct, people still reported "seeing" them in the wild.
The Time I Got To Try On An Actual Space Suit
Also the time I realized I need to work out more.
Throwback Thursday: Flip Phones, The Baby Internet, And A Stephen Hawking Essay
Important things from 25 years ago in Popular Science
If A Fish Grows Up On Land, Will It Learn To Walk?
Flipping your fins actually does get you pretty far.
This Weird Tumbleweed Robot Might Change Planetary Exploration
A rolling sphere of rods and cables being developed by NASA takes a lickin' and keeps on tickin'.
Found: The Part Of The Mouse Brain That Motivates Exercise
Plus, how can you tell if a mouse is depressed?
China’s Future Submarine Could Go The Speed Of Sound
Thanks to a gas bubble and a liquid lubricant
Mysterious Phony Cell Towers Could Be Intercepting Your Calls
Every smart phone has a secondary OS, which can be hijacked by high-tech hackers
The Swine Flu You Can Get From American County Fairs
A new genetic study finds just how closely related human and pig flu viruses were during a 2012 outbreak.
Ask Anything: Why Is Picking Up A New Language Easier As A Kid?
Short answer: You’re less distracted by your native tongue.
The Weird Ways Of Superfluid Helium
As helium is cooled to lower and lower temperatures, greater and greater fractions of it demonstrate quantum effects.