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A morphable black monolith certainly looks cool, but it's not going to be very helpful.

Europe's previous failed lander went missing for over a decade

Finally, a good use for climate change

We'll never get sick of looking at that view of earth from a Tesla in space.

Here's what you need to know about the pandemic this week.

Here’s what they do, and how they work.

A hidden second set of jaws enables them to gobble prey on land.

It took researchers more than 20 years to figure out this light show mystery.

The secret to wind turbines' storm hardiness? Oil rig tech—for now.

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

We asked the professionals for their shipping secrets—and they delivered.

Nests and dens are often designed to stay at a reasonable temperature.

Here's what you need to know about the pandemic this week.

Crypto mining does impact the environment—but don't take Elon Musk's word for it.

Five misconceptions about single-use plastics that might surprise you.

Meditation has a very real effect on the brain—and for some people, there are side effects involved.

When conventional therapy and drugs fail, a new wave of clinics are helping patients get high.

A recent refusal by the Supreme Court means that involuntary DNA collection isn't unconstitutional

In the July 1969 issue of Popular Science, a famous rocket scientist narrated the first moon landing.

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