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What to know about the intersection of big tech, the cloud, the Department of Defense, and Star Wars.

Just in time for campfire season.

Humans shouldn't treat autopilot like a self-driving car

The author of the new book Cybersecurity and Cyberwar: What Everyone Needs to Know talks to Popular Science.

Our super power is recapping the week's biggest tech stories.

Zuranolone could alleviate the specific type of depression that results from the changes in hormones and stress levels due to pregnancy.

Astronomers cleverly repurposed old technology to find these planetary needles in a galactic haystack.

The pandemic may be receding, but for some, it’s still scary out there.

The Air Force's experiment in June involved a big MQ-20 drone, and is part of a promising yet challenging military aviation program.

Researchers developed a new surface coating that can do clear barriers one better, trapping viral aerosols like fruit flies in soapy vinegar.

Legal hunting and emboldened poachers have put the state’s population in jeopardy.

We talked to the designer of Marvel's most technologically advanced nation

In the search for cures

Elizabeth Kolbert, author of The Sixth Extinction, talks with Popular Science's reporter about the prehistory and the present of mass species die-offs

A fleet of underwater flying robots are out collecting measurements from the ocean depths to help us forecast hurricanes more accurately.

How the 21st-century military may make one of our wildest and longest-held dreams come true

Big problem, small budget? Tap the affordable talents of brainy undergrads

Five technologies that will shape the cars of the future

The method and chemistry behind your favorite caffeine source.

It’s not quite the enemy.