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The Test Olympians Use to Improve Their Performance–On the Inside
Medicine

The Test Olympians Use to Improve Their Performance–On the Inside

Training is about more than speedwork and fundamentals

September 2012: The Future of the Car
Technology

September 2012: The Future of the Car

Curiosity’s Legacy: What This Week’s Successful Landing Means for the Future of Robotic Space Exploration
Mars

Curiosity’s Legacy: What This Week’s Successful Landing Means for the Future of Robotic Space Exploration

Mars Rover Curiosity's science legacy is yet to be determined, but its impact on the future of space exploration is already shaping up

Test Drive: The 2013 Audi Allroad
Technology

Test Drive: The 2013 Audi Allroad

For those who want the flexibility and power of a Subaru, but just a bit more ritzy

Lockheed Martin’s ‘Flying Humvee’ Concept Gets a Lift from the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter
DARPA

Lockheed Martin’s ‘Flying Humvee’ Concept Gets a Lift from the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter

To Test the Cutting Edge In Weather Radar, PopSci Goes Storm Chasing in an Airplane
Weather

To Test the Cutting Edge In Weather Radar, PopSci Goes Storm Chasing in an Airplane

Honeywell claims its new radar system for aircraft can actually predict where dangerous weather will be from hundreds of miles away; to see for ourselves, we confronted a thunderstorm at 20,000 feet

FYI: Does Training at High Altitudes Help Olympians Win?
Ask Us Anything

FYI: Does Training at High Altitudes Help Olympians Win?

After decades of research we (mostly) know the answer

What Our Eyes Say About Our Sexual Preferences
Science

What Our Eyes Say About Our Sexual Preferences

Women are more flexible in their desires than men, study suggests

Olympics FYI: Why Is Cannabis Considered a Performance-Enhancing Drug?
Ask Us Anything

Olympics FYI: Why Is Cannabis Considered a Performance-Enhancing Drug?

We've all wondered: really, guys, can cannabis help you win Olympic gold?

The Fully Electronic, Futuristic Starting Gun That Eliminates Advantages in Races
Technology

The Fully Electronic, Futuristic Starting Gun That Eliminates Advantages in Races

And that can be carried on a plane without the hassle, too

How NFC Radios Will Help the Visually Impaired to See
Health

How NFC Radios Will Help the Visually Impaired to See

Watching Curiosity’s Mars Landing Live on a 53-Foot Screen in Times Square
Mars

Watching Curiosity’s Mars Landing Live on a 53-Foot Screen in Times Square

The craziest space moment of the year, in one of the craziest places on Earth

Building Artificial Islands That Rise With the Sea
Global Warming

Building Artificial Islands That Rise With the Sea

NASA Has Plenty to Celebrate After Mars Rover Curiosity’s Perfect Landing
Mars

NASA Has Plenty to Celebrate After Mars Rover Curiosity’s Perfect Landing

Obama calls it a proud moment for the space program and the country

Mars Rover Curiosity Lands Successfully on Mars After Incredible Effort
Mars

Mars Rover Curiosity Lands Successfully on Mars After Incredible Effort

After cruising through space for eight months, and plummeting through the Martian atmosphere for seven minutes, the rover reports success

Science

Mars Rover Curiosity: Watch The Landing Right Here

All human eyes are glued to "seven minutes of terror" live from Mars

The Scene at NASA’s Mars Rover Landing Watch: Peanuts, Playoff Beards and Other Curiosities
Mars

The Scene at NASA’s Mars Rover Landing Watch: Peanuts, Playoff Beards and Other Curiosities

Scientists are not immune to superstitions -- they need lucky legumes

Why the Mars Rover Curiosity’s Crazy, Complicated Landing Isn’t So Crazy After All
Mars

Why the Mars Rover Curiosity’s Crazy, Complicated Landing Isn’t So Crazy After All

Intricate, untested sky crane airdrop is better than airbags, according to NASA

The Many Ways Mars Rover Curiosity Might Phone Home
Science

The Many Ways Mars Rover Curiosity Might Phone Home

Call us, maybe

NASA Invests $1.1 Billion in Manned Commercial Trips to Space
Technology

NASA Invests $1.1 Billion in Manned Commercial Trips to Space

SpaceX, Boeing, and Sierra Nevada chosen to take Americans into orbit