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a black and white photograph of swimmer gertrude ederle. she is standing on a beach in a one piece swimsuit holding an oar.

Fitness & Exercise

Gertrude Ederle and the grueling science of marathon swimming

By Laura Baisas

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Best of What's New

The 50 greatest innovations of 2025

By Popular Science Team

Purple, blue, and white meteors fall at night during October stargazing

A ‘ring of fire’ eclipse and Hunter’s Moon will bring lunar drama to October’s skies

By Laura Baisas

How some automakers are still pushing ahead for a hydrogen-powered future

Electric Vehicles

How some automakers are still pushing ahead for a hydrogen-powered future

By Kristin Shaw

The best binoculars for astronomy

The best binoculars for astronomy

By Abby Ferguson

This is the wonderful six switch version of the Atari 2600 VCS in all it's glory. Check that fake wood effect, those beaufiful black grooves. Those RSI inducing joysticks. They don't make them like that anymore. You plugged in the cartridge, and switched it on. None of this loading nonsense.

How Nintendo bled Atari Games to death

By Julien Mailland / MIT Press Reader

The best screwdriver sets

The best screwdriver sets

A wide, eye-level photograph of eight young, chestnut-colored polo horses standing in a row on a farm in Argentina. The horses, which are clones, appear nearly identical with similar white markings on their foreheads. They are wearing blue or yellow halters and stand in a dirt paddock with a green field, a small white building, and a large hay pile in the background under a bright, overcast sky.

Field of clones: How horse replicas came to dominate polo

By Maximiliano Fernández / Knowable Magazine

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Last-minute holiday gift guide: Over 30 editor-approved gadgets for everyone on your list

By Stan Horaczek, Tony Ware

Journal is the newest iOS app from Apple.

How to get started with Apple’s new Journal app

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The best humidifiers for babies

By John Alexander

Virgin Galactic spacecraft in suborbital flight above Earth

Private Space Flight

Virgin Galactic’s latest cargo? Ancient human bones

A glowing bluish star remnant bursts with X-ray beams in an artist's illustration.

How astronomers traced a puzzling signal to a lunchtime mistake

By Briley Lewis

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The best swivel recliners in 2025

By Curtis Silver

Australia wants a laser weapon powerful enough to stop a tank

Australia wants a laser weapon powerful enough to stop a tank

By Kelsey D. Atherton

Close up of GOOD Meat lab-grown chicken on table

Lab-grown chicken is now USDA approved—if you can afford it

The science of Dune’s magnificent, merciless sandworms

Science Fiction

The science of Dune’s magnificent, merciless sandworms

By Robin Andrews

The best ratcheting screwdrivers

The best ratcheting screwdrivers

Scientists are studying squirrels and hibernation that could help humans get to deep space

Hibernation scientists studying squirrels could get humans to deep space

By Lauren Leffer

The best dehumidifiers for basements will help keep the air in your home cool and dry.

The best dehumidifiers for basements

By John Alexander

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The projection room at a Sony Theater showing the 3D IMax Movie "Wings Of Courage" (Photo by James Leynse/Corbis via Getty Images)

Why 1960s technology makes seeing ‘The Odyssey’ in 70mm IMAX so difficult

avocados growing on a tree

Humans packed avocados before migrating across the Americas 5,000 years ago

By Laura Baisas

a sperm whale swimming in clear blue waters with its mouth open

Sperm whales change how they communicate when ships are nearby

By Laura Baisas

GunaiKurnai Elder Uncle Russell Mullett at the cave entrance of Cloggs Cave

Australian cave home to 25,000 years of healing—and curses