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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

A 21st century electric-car revival is under way. But the first challenge—building a cheap, safe, powerful battery—is the hardest

A three-ton car that does 170 mph and generates enough heat to keep an entire town warm

Scientists have documented the first known case of a person born without the ability to recognize human voices

The CarTel project helps drivers avoid jams by using sensors to record real-time data

A study reveals that those who stuff themselves too quickly are three times more likely to be overweight

In this episode: a close-up look at stormy weather

Brewing BioBeer for better health

He builds under-the-skin chips that deliver drugs straight into the blood

Mechanical grasshoppers, leaping to a forest near you

Do McCain and Obama’s voting history support their Science Debate answers about space?

Tech's gift to musicians? Quite possibly. Watch as PopSci gets its callused fingers on the guitar that may just revolutionize music

The games are over, but the drug testing isn't

DARPA wants to harness your imagination

The team at Terrafugia is about to fulfill the fantasy of every driver pilot: a consumer vehicle that can take to the highways and the skies. All they have to do is finish the first one

This is your brain on stress

The Doctor presents some background on foreskin and traces the history and health implications of circumcision

The high-tech joys of freeze-dried foods.

After a rain delay, daredevil Yves Rossy successfully crosses the English Channel in a homemade jet-wing