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How our readers turned hairpins into resistance units, electric fans into potato slicers, and asbestos shingles into hotplates.

The Wastebasket of Dizziness, the Corkscrew of Fate, and more amusement park rides and attractions from the pages of PopSci

Old data makes for bad burp estimates.

PopSci's old-school guide to maintaining your tires, troubleshooting your carburetor, and driving without accidentally killing anyone

Abominable snowmen, sea serpents and dragons, oh my!

Long cast as the enemy, sharks are really losing this war, as men arm themselves with shark guns, shark repellent and fish the bejeezus out of these misunderstood monsters

Tips for more restful slumber, decoding how we dream and just a dash of pseudoscience

From the Popular Science archives: How to make your alarm clock water your lawn, cook you breakfast, turn on a light and more

Fighting hail with chemicals, combatting tornadoes with computers, and other weather-battling techniques from the PopSci archive

From a cello-horn to a harpitar, these music-makers are way more exciting than a plain old piano.

From our archive: a reporter's LSD trip, a guide to getting high during Prohibition, and more

Power to your fingertips.

They study the rhythm of our cells.

Hazards are natural; disasters are manmade.

The best ways to digitize everything.

One rocket to rule them all.

Don’t worry: there are no gross pictures here.

What makes a healthy baby gut?

Ready, set, go.

Scientists spent ten years developing the special bug.