Read the latest articles from Popular Science (Page 456)

Peiter 'Mudge' Zatko, Twitter's former security chief, offered Congress a litany of alleged issues within the company.

Ocean explorers have long tried to survey the contours of the seafloor, but today's charts still pale in comparison to those of distant planets.

The study had some limitations, and treatment centers still remain highly unregulated.

Apple's flagship iPhones get upgraded camera hardware, a new chip, and a clever replacement for the notch.

Google's latest mobile operating system update is out and looking good.

In the mix is an electric SUV, a zero-emissions Wrangler, and EV motorcycles.

Some leaders choose burials; some choose eternal admiration.

Portable, versatile, and excellent for soups.

A security researcher published the complex method. Here's how it all works.

In suburban Sydney, sulfur-crested cockatoos keep outsmarting human efforts to keep their trash bins locked up.

Efforts to regulate dog training have centered on studies examining the efficacy of punishment as a training tool.

Koe Recast is only the latest in a string of uncanny vocal imitation options... and expect many more to come.

This is just the latest in a string of robotics company acquisitions.

With pests growing resistant to insecticides, and climate change creating a bug boom, towns consider a lab-bred mosquito with a killer gene.

The mighty shark ancestor could have launched its body to the sea's surface to take a bite out of a whale.

The best thing about makerspaces? The people.

A biologist explains their sticky, spiky grip.

AWS is working on both quantum computers and a way to network them together.

Human intelligence evolved in Africa. Joseph L. Graves Jr. breaks down the prejudiced ideas that led some biologists to think otherwise.

The Galleri blood test utilizes cancer biomarkers and could potentially catch early stage cases.