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The fuzzy new face of space exploration

Beneath Saudi Arabia’s blazing sun, the largest greenhouse ever planned is taking shape. It will take visitors on a walk through Earth’s history—and into its future

Popular Science talks to the author of How to Live on Mars about the prospects for a move to the red planet

'Cocktails of contaminants' prove lethal in new study

Popular Science test-drives Internet service on a passenger plane

In its ongoing effort to index the world, Google adds searchability to scanned documents

A 3,700-mile intercontinental journey in a high-tech swamp boat? Bring it on

Would-be astronauts train for the world’s first suborbital space tourism flight

Why DVR might not mean the end of advertising

As NASA's robotic 'naut tweets away its dying breath, the blogosphere pays its respect

PopSci's FYI experts tackle any likelihood

Holland's celebrated tradition in melt down

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Mobile technology that practically puts you on the field

The competition to land a man on the moon could create tensions within NASA