The physics behind a baseball bat’s sweet spot
It's actually more of a sweet zone.
A few amphibians in Panama are suddenly showing signs of resistance.
Scientists have developed a fabric that generates electricity when stretched—and works better wet.
It, uh, had blood in it?
When men were men and sodas were cocaine-laced nerve tonics.
Let's nerd out about the physics of hitting a baseball as hard as you possibly can.
What’s the matter with dark matter?
The phrase originated 69 years ago today.
How to remove, reuse, or recycle these fallen retail giants.
The most terrifying critters might be right in your backyard.
Head in the clouds? Then it's time to make yourself a useful citizen scientist.
We put a lot of pressure on species to adapt.
The James Webb Space Telescope has an ever-expanding timeline—and projected cost.
We could use their unique talents to develop better chemo drugs.
Zebras are more trustworthy
Why size matters in the ocean.
Basically just a cosmic cocoon.
From the December '67 issue: 'TV's Star Trek: How they mix science fact with fiction.'