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Named for the Roman god of the sea, the Neptune is based on the Kh-35 missile and took years to develop.

How to see the falling space rocks ancient people waxed poetic about.

Food might still be okay longer than you think—but it isn't the case for everything.

It’s basically impossible twist an Oreo evenly in half.

A small study showed that taking a digital media literacy training course improved participants’ ability to identify misinformation online.

Almost 100 years ago Popular Science reported on the rise of rat use in lab experiments.

The CDC recommends you wear masks on flights, even though it's no longer required.

It’s best to be prepared for the worst.

Is it one virus or multiple?

The 2020 incident occurred in an F-22 and involved software called Auto GCAS. Plus, what to know about two additional incidents in the same aircraft type.

Gizmodo will upload new documents weekly for anyone to view.

You don't need to buy anything to start.

The long term impacts are still unknown.

Mathematical biologist Mariel Vazquez studies shapes’ ability to transform.

The Navy released results from its defensive laser demonstrations shortly after the Russian warship Moskva sunk.

Yes, and no, and yes.

This Earth Day, bring a little bit of nature to your own yard.

About the size of a milk carton, the Foresail-1 satellite will seek new details about in Earth's radiation field.

Two is always better than one.

It's better to consume in moderation.