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Caviar pizzas, new money, and the death of an ancient fish

By Paul Greenberg / Hakai Magazine

The Arcade 1up Infinity Game Board with Monopoly on the screen

Arcade1Up Infinity Game Board review: Time to clear out your games closet

By Chelsey B. Coombs

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The best dog food

By Stan Horaczek

Red kombucha tea in a bottle and glass on white background

Kombucha’s health benefits may go beyond our guts

By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira

Germany’s North and Baltic Seas are littered with munitions from the First and Second World Wars, such as shells—as shown here—once fired from German battleships.

The big Baltic bomb cleanup

By Paul Hockenos / Hakai Magazine

A top row of red Craftman cordless drills, a second row of screwdrivers by Klein Tools, a third row of circular saws by DeWalt, and a fourth row of the Ryobi Multi Tool.

The best gifts for DIYers

By Bob Beacham, Brandt Ranj, Jen McCaffery, Tony Carrick

NASA Perseverance rover being readied indoors for launch for the Mars 2020 mission

A spacecraft engineer’s wisdom from Mars 2020 and a disaster-stricken island

By Elio Morillo

NASA's a lunar orbiter camera

Inside look: This vault holds the world’s greatest collection of historic cameras

By Jarren Vink, Stan Horaczek

The Milky Way rises in a night sky with a pink hue.

Meteors, flower moons, and more will light up the cosmos in May

By Laura Baisas

A lineup of the best headlamps for hiking on a white background

The best headlamps for hiking

Magnetic tape and Blu-Ray Discs for data storage forming an infinity sign on a yellow background. Illustrated.

Inside the search for the best way to save humanity’s data

By Charlotte Hu

The parking lot outside a Buc-ee’s store in Temple, Texas.

A 15-million-year-old beaver was just named after an iconic convenience store

By Laura Baisas

Jar filled with a week's worth of trash.

How the trash jar went from inspirational to elitist

By Joseph Winters / Grist

Pair of bluefin tuna strung up on a fishing crane on the coast of Spain

Who caught the first bluefin tuna?

By Karen Pinchin

Best of What's New 2022 Emergency Services and Defense

Electric Vehicles

The most helpful emergency services and defense innovations of 2022

By Kelsey D. Atherton

The Kronos prototype submarine.

This small prototype submarine could fly through the water for covert missions

By Kelsey D. Atherton

The best 14-inch Laptops

The best 14-inch laptops

By Brandon Russell

The best digital picture frames can showcase the best of your photos.

The best digital picture frames

An iPhone on a desk by a laptop and showing Apple Music on its lock screen

Separate your music into two Apple Music libraries—you’ll thank us

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The best smokeless fire pits tested and reviewed

By Nicholas Ware, Stan Horaczek

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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