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The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week

Pig sex and celery have a surprising connection

By Popular Science Team

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13 edible plants you can still find in the winter

By Tim MacWelch/ Outdoor Life

SpaceX Crew Demo 2 / Crew Dragon

The most daring aerospace innovations of 2020

By Rob Verger and Charlie Wood

Best of What's New 2020

Best of What's New

The 100 greatest innovations of 2020

By Popular Science Team

You can actually get a refund on that app you didn’t like

By Harry Guinness

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25 best sites to buy Instagram followers (real followers)

By Thomas Moore/ReviewsXP

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A Palestinian brings stargazing to his homeland, and finds wonder alongside heartbreak

By Sarah Sax/Undark

Meditation apps want to calm you down on the same device that stresses you out

Meditation apps want to calm you down on the same device that stresses you out

By Eleanor Cummins

how to identify ticks

A guide to the tick species every American should know

By Tim MacWelch/ Outdoor Life

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Be ready to move on when your apps bite the dust

Boy Changes Temperature On Central Heating Thermostat Control Using Mobile Phone App

It’s not easy being green, but it doesn’t have to be expensive

A rendering of the light streaming around a black hole.

Last year, we finally photographed a black hole. Now what?

By Charlie Wood

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Google results for probiotics are totally unreliable

Glowing red sphere of light around a black hole in a NASA simulation

What would happen if you fell into a black hole?

By Maria Paula Rubiano

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This once-a-month birth control pill unfurls like a star in your stomach

By Sara Chodosh

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Don’t impulse shop. Use a system to buy the right stuff for you.

By Harry Guinness

Traveling midwives fill crucial health care gaps in rural US states

By Sophie Novack/Texas Observer

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Meet the dads who can’t quit pinewood derby racing—even after their kids are over it

By Andrew Zaleski

Last week in tech: Microsoft’s dual-screen gadgets, Facebook’s privacy battle, and ‘Star Wars’ kitchenware

Last week in tech: Microsoft’s dual-screen gadgets, Facebook’s privacy battle, and ‘Star Wars’ kitchenware

By Stan Horaczek

Snapshots of the best tech of the decade, including the Impossible 2.0 burger, Curiosity rover, and Fortnite video game

Best of What's New

The best tech of the last decade

By Popular Science Team

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insect larvae under a microscope. they are long cylinders with small white blobs next to them. the blobs are air sacs

Insects survive 1,213 feet of pressure under water, defying physics

By Margherita Bassi

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Berry picker finds mystery WW2 plane wreckage in Poland

The ruins of the ancient city of Apamea are seen in the Hama countryside, Syria, on July 8, 2026. Apamea, founded in the Hellenistic period under the Seleucid Empire and later developed under Roman rule, was once one of the region’s major urban and military centers. The archaeological site is best known for its long Roman colonnaded street, theatre remains, mosaics, and other ruins that reflect the city’s importance in ancient Syria. (Photo by Omar Albam / Middle East Images via AFP)

Roman emperors once banned men from having long hair

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Ask Us Anything

What happens if you eat too many gummy vitamins?

By Cat Rainsford