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What Happens To Your Prosthetics After You Die?
Multiple groups are trying to recycle used artificial limbs and devices like pacemakers.
Edward Snowden On How To End Mass Surveillance
Here's what you need to know about Snowden's SXSW interview.
Ukraine Unveils Half-Finished New Radar System
To be completed in 2015, if funding comes through.
How Will Drones Change Sports?
Popular Science sat down with drone company Arch Aerial to chat about how drones are changing the way some sports are filmed.
Stephen Wolfram Wants To Make Computer Language More Human
At South By Southwest, programmer and scientist Stephen Wolfram showed off more of his Wolfram Language software.
The Week In Drones: North Korea Builds A Target, Rare Dolphin Video, And More
Keeping up with the droneses
8 Steps To Sustainable Meat And Milk
Put down the bologna: "Quality, not quantity" is just one strategy that could make meat available to all while protecting the environment.
Judge Strikes Down FAA’s Ban On Commercial Drones
The first major victory in domestic drone court.
This Famous Image Of Marie Curie Isn’t Marie Curie
This one could've used a fact-checker or two...
The AIDS Cure
Reservoirs of HIV hide deep within the body. Scientists are now closing in on methods to wipe them out.
The Woman Who Can Will Herself Out Of Her Body
The case of the voluntary out-of-body experience.
Questions You Should Ask About Your Sleeping Habits
If you're still tired on a solid night of rest, take a look at how you're snoozing.