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No more rummaging around for those measuring spoons you swore were in there.

A massive—and dangerous—power outage in California is just the beginning.

A bout of freeze snaps and blizzards doesn’t change the reality of warming global temperatures.

Omegas were the alphas of the US space program.

“Nature is providing us with a sandbox.”

Pumpkin spice investigation: What's really in autumn's most notorious latte?

But we still think they're cute.

From YouTube videos to live-streamed conferences, the movement is using technology to plant its message.

The latest installment of PopSci's Experimentals video series.

The information could be used to improve water quality, crop production, and storm protection.

In a study in mice, the drug pull stem cells out of the bone marrow quickly and efficiently.

And the CDC is particularly concerned about newborns with syphilis.

This 'mole' has been lodged in the Martian soil for months.

You'll find some carbon fiber, but only where it counts.

The electrical engineer leading the team building the Mars Autonomous Helicopter lives by a lesson she learned as a young child.

There are three basic options, but one is more likely than the others.

Make these awesome meals your everyday meals.

Here's why millions are losing electricity—and why you could be next.

Here's why the lithium ion battery deserved a win.

Royals get their shirts dirty, too.