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In 'Been There, Done That: A Rousing History of Sex,' PopSci executive editor Rachel Feltman shows why biology doesn't define us.

Here are all the new features the company announced at this year's Go/Get event.

In more than 900 hours of recordings from wild chimpanzees, researchers heard hundreds of unique phrases that could resemble a language.

From wax waste to essential oil sourcing, aromatherapy is fraught with sustainability questions.

Here's how the carrier's new location tech works when a mobile phone connects with emergency services, and how it compares to the competition.

Some old cosmetics are surprisingly risky, while others you can hang onto for years.

Now regarded as the 'first lady of physics,' the Manhattan Project scientist was often not treated as a peer among her collaborators.

Online safety practices apply to Zoom meetings and Skype calls, too.

In the August 1901 issue of Popular Science, physicist J. J. Thomson excitedly detailed his methods for discovering the electron.

One company is expanding to Italy, and another to Israel.

A recent study looks at the potential consequences of the chinook-coho hybrid, first was noticed in 2019.

Our roofs may not be breezy enough to make a difference.

What happens where the LHC's beams meet tells us how the universe works.

A federal lawsuit alleges that poor water quality in Florida is harming manatees and other species.

Aerial LIDAR scans make it easy to see the difference between a fire-resistant forest and one where fire has been suppressed.

Show off cute baby pics without losing your privacy.

The DOD has been working on catalyzing the market to produce inexpensive drones the military can securely use. Here's how.

Automated medication dispensing systems should be updated.

The 'super flower blood moon' will go on for hours.

But if you're wondering what it all means, here's a simple explainer about the tech.