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Study Shows Some Evidence Of Human Precognitive Powers
In particular, "participants correctly identified the future position of erotic pictures"
Where International Standard Units Come From, Part Five: The Controversial Kilogram
All this week, the origin and continued preservation of five of our favorite standard units of measure
Is Your Dinner Endangered? DNA Detectives Investigate
Scientists deploy genetic forensics to protect overhunted animals
Where International Standard Units Come From, Part Four: The Mole
All this week, the origin and continued preservation of five of our favorite standard units of measure
Where International Standard Units Come From, Part Three: The Candela
This week, the origin and continued preservation of five of our favorite standard units of measure
Brilliant 10: Ian Spielman, the Control Freak
His manipulation of atoms chilled to near-absolute zero could help create high-temperature superconductors
Where International Standard Units Come From, Part Two: The Second
This week, the origin and continued preservation of five of our favorite standard units of measure
Bat Research Inspires Disciplines Far Beyond Biology
Batdrones, swarming UAVs, and better radar are in our future
Where International Standard Units Come From, Part One: The Meter
In honor of the 50th anniversary of the International System of Units, PopSci is looking at the origin and continued preservation of five of our favorite standard units
Increasing Wind Turbine Turn-On Speeds Could Help Reduce Bat Deaths, New Study Says
At the North American bat convention, biologists seek ways to reduce bat deaths at wind farms