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Fewer Soldiers, More Robots: Pentagon Budgets For The Future
Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel has proposed the smallest United States military since 1940. It's also the most technologically advanced.
You Can Pay Via Fingerprint With Samsung’s Latest Phone
The company teamed up with PayPal to bring biometric scanning to its Galaxy S5
Famous Novels’ First Sentences, Mapped [Infographic]
Sentence diagrams never looked this good
A Scientific Look At Why You Hate Hawaiian Shirts
Structuralist analysis reveals why you think soft, floral patterns are so tacky. (Ugh, so tacky.)
11 Reasons Why Cat Bites May Be Linked To Depression
Here are the best possible explanations for the strange correlation.
This Robot Gives High-Beaming Drivers A Taste Of Their Own Medicine
Don't actually build it. Bad idea. But, you know, it exists.
The Editor’s Letter From The March 2014 Issue Of Popular Science Magazine
In defense of sleep
Google Unveils A Smartphone Prototype That Maps The World
Project Tango constantly scans its surroundings, giving people--and Google--better maps than ever
The Week In Drones: Cameras Over Kiev, The Future Of Air Combat, And More
Keeping up with the droneses
How To Ship A Whale (And Other Advice From A FedEx Guru)
Horses and pandas and whales, oh my.
More Evidence Shows Whooping Cough Evolving In Response To Its Vaccine
Pertussis vaccines seem to require booster shots sooner than they used to. Could evolution explain why?