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Its plan neglects pollution produced when consumers use its products.

In a first, astrophysicists observe a black hole help create new stars in a dwarf galaxy.

It only takes a few minutes for Instagram to mess with your head.

Plus other fun facts from The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week.

This tool summarizes the abstracts of scientific studies in a way that second graders can understand.

While most infected individuals do recover, some are experiencing long-term changes with their senses.

Don't worry, it's not going to be like the recent movie.

The Defiant, showcased in a new video from Sikorsky, is pitted against one from Bell in the Army's Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft competition.

Tonga faces possible new COVID risks as it assesses damage from an eruption and tsunami waves.

Some experts worry that not enough has been done since last February's disaster.

Horny Vikings are revisionist history.

What you feel matters.

Breathe new life into those dusty old machines.

Criminals can use the codes to try to steal money and personal information. Here's how to stay safe.

Three PopSci editors share the freakiest facts they could find.

The atom-sized version of extreme weather.

It just needs a little shaping… to the salon! 

Cells may back out of self-destruction, posing one way they can manage their own functions.

Major automakers already have electric vehicles on the market. So what does Chrysler have in store?