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The lander's harpoon anchors didn't deploy, but it looks like Philae will bounce back ... literally

The transition to the chip-and-PIN based EMV system promises more secure credit card transactions -- because they couldn't really get less secure.

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Astronaut Leroy Chiao explains what it will take for commercial passengers to fly into space

Unlike other GMO crops, the potatoes' new qualities come from added doses of potato genes, instead of genes taken from other species.

So toilet-training really should work, right?

The FAA considers putting rules in place for a growing industry.

The world's simplest sandwich is actually a diamond in the rough.

The president's plan would keep ISPs from deciding which websites you can go to, and how fast that content will be delivered.

The Rosetta mission is about to land where no spacecraft has ever landed before.

Happy Carl Sagan day! Celebrate with this blast from the past in the pages of Popular Science

Keeping up with the droneses

And you thought your home was dusty

Robots might be better than armor

Radiologists put random stuff in an x-ray machine to celebrate the anniversary of the discovery of x-rays

Ever feel another human “presence” nearby? It may just mean your brain is confused.

You know, the ones that don't have Ebola epidemics even though they're bordering on the countries that do

Hear (and see) the Leonid meteor shower Nov. 17 through Nov. 18.