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Three new electric cars will feature a soundscape from the legendary film composer.

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Here's what you need to know about the new CDC mask guidelines.

We thought dams were good for the environment, but they may actually release immense amounts of carbon.

Project tiny specimens onto the walls of your own home.

Every year, Popular Science honors 100 innovations that are brilliant, revolutionary, and bound to shape the future—these are the Best of What's New.

Cell providers lock your phone for a reason; here are a few reasons to unlock it.

Whether you’re using it to chop food or display an array of cheeses and charcuteries, this piece will serve you well.

Let us open your mind to handmade doors.

It’s still possible to avoid the worst-case scenario, according to a new UN report.

The trend may even have influenced circumcision.

And other weird things we learned this week.

And other weird things we learned this week.

More evidence is needed to determine whether people who recover from the novel coronavirus are vulnerable to reinfection.

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It’ll fit snugly on top of your saw horses and then snugly against the wall when you’re done.

Here’s everything you need to know this week.

Here’s everything you need to know this week.

Here’s everything you need to know this week.