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Scientist in a Strange Land
Science

Scientist in a Strange Land

By Tom Clynes

the remains of old crayons
Life Skills

How to recycle shoes, crayons, toothbrushes, and other random stuff

By Lexi Krupp

A fatal helicopter crash exposes the complexities—and risks—of influencer marketing
Social Media

A fatal helicopter crash exposes the complexities—and risks—of influencer marketing

By Eric Adams

Best known for aliens and Elvis, this remote town is now at the vanguard of a global revolution
Climate Change

Best known for aliens and Elvis, this remote town is now at the vanguard of a global revolution

By Jeremy Deaton

How to find the best apps—and avoid the duds
Tech Hacks

How to find the best apps—and avoid the duds

By David Nield

Venus may once have been habitable. Now it can tell us if other worlds might be as well.
Exoplanets

Venus may once have been habitable. Now it can tell us if other worlds might be as well.

By Kate Baggaley

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Technology

The surprising politics of sidewalks

By Eleanor Cummins

memory experts
Science

Proving precognition, programming a screenwriter, and other tales from the field

By Popular Science Team

We might need to turn our poop into food to survive in space
Space

We might need to turn our poop into food to survive in space

By Rachel Feltman

How to save all the cool posts you find on social media
Tech Hacks

How to save all the cool posts you find on social media

By David Nield

WATCH: Bill Nye on science media, politics, and the feature film he wants to make
Climate Change

WATCH: Bill Nye on science media, politics, and the feature film he wants to make

By Jason Lederman

MRE Meal Kit Supply
Military

Military-style meals are scarce, because last month was just awful

By Rob Verger

Good news! We’re probably not living in a computer simulation.
Physics

Good news! We’re probably not living in a computer simulation.

By Kendra Pierre-Louis

How polar animals cope with frigid darkness for months at a time
Ocean

How polar animals cope with frigid darkness for months at a time

By Kate Baggaley

Can we actually stop using fossil fuels?
Renewables

Can we actually stop using fossil fuels?

By Leslie Kaufman

How do you breed a 2,624-pound pumpkin?
Science

How do you breed a 2,624-pound pumpkin?

By Kate Baggaley

The 100 Greatest Innovations Of 2016
Best of What's New

The 100 Greatest Innovations Of 2016

By Popular Science Team

social media powerlifting
Best of What's New

Peeing for astronauts, a DIY breast reconstruction, and other tales from the field

By Popular Science Team

Topher White installs a cell phone listening device.
Climate Change

This engineer is using old cell phones to stop illegal logging

By Jeremy Deaton

Faceless fish
Fish

Faceless fish aren’t the only absurd creatures emerging from Australia’s Eastern Abyss

By Sara Chodosh

Latest

Driving Towards Massive Mesocyclone With Lightning On Epic Supercell Storm that Dropped the World Record Hailstone on Vivian, South Dakota
Weather

Is storm chasing really like the movies?

By PopSci Editors

a message in invisible ink that reads UCSD with a man wielding a trident
Engineering

Breathing on this chip reveals a secret message

By Mack DeGeurin

Samsonite suitcases on a space background during the summer sale
Gear

Samsonite is blowing out its most popular rolling bags and luggage for up to 43% off during this summer clearance sale

By Stan Horaczek

a graphic that reads moon joy june
NASA

How you can help NASA (even if you failed math)

By Margherita Bassi