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Fiat wants its small new EV to be a luxurious ‘fashion accessory’
Technology

Fiat wants its small new EV to be a luxurious ‘fashion accessory’

By Kristin Shaw

Behind the wheel of Volkswagen’s reinvented classic: the electric ID.BUZZ
Technology

Behind the wheel of Volkswagen’s reinvented classic: the electric ID.BUZZ

By Dan Carney

The UK’s DragonFire laser is designed to burn drones out of the sky
Technology

The UK’s DragonFire laser is designed to burn drones out of the sky

By Kelsey D. Atherton

Can software really define a vehicle? Renault and Google are betting on it.
Technology

Can software really define a vehicle? Renault and Google are betting on it.

By Kristin Shaw

Large Hadron Collider experiment view with CERN staff in a hard hat standing near during the Europe gas crisis
Science

Europe’s energy crisis could shut down the Large Hadron Collider

By Rahul Rao

Worries of disaster follow blast close to a second Ukrainian nuclear power plant
Technology

Worries of disaster follow blast close to a second Ukrainian nuclear power plant

By Rob Verger

Why do nuclear power plants need electricity to stay safe?
Technology

Why do nuclear power plants need electricity to stay safe?

By Rob Verger

Behind the wheel of the bruisingly quick Rimac Nevera hypercar
Technology

Behind the wheel of the bruisingly quick Rimac Nevera hypercar

By Bradley Iger

The UK is upgrading military buggies into self-driving vehicles
Technology

The UK is upgrading military buggies into self-driving vehicles

By Kelsey D. Atherton

Iberian lynx licking its lips in captive breeding program
Environment

The curious case of an endangered wildcat and a disappearing fruit tree

By April Reese

McLaren’s newest supercar will have your hair blowing in the wind in 11 seconds
Technology

McLaren’s newest supercar will have your hair blowing in the wind in 11 seconds

By Bradley Iger

This Mercedes EV is a moonshot machine that can travel 621 miles on a single charge
Technology

This Mercedes EV is a moonshot machine that can travel 621 miles on a single charge

By Dan Carney

Yellow sun and clouds
Environment

A historic heatwave is rippling through Europe

By Sara Kiley Watson

A classic motorcycle-maker has unveiled its first electric ride
Technology

A classic motorcycle-maker has unveiled its first electric ride

By Bradley Brownell

Volkswagen is launching a ‘global battery offensive’ with a giant new cell factory
Technology

Volkswagen is launching a ‘global battery offensive’ with a giant new cell factory

By Rob Verger

Amazon Prime Website
Technology

Canceling Prime just got easier for Amazon customers in the EU

By Harry Guinness

Meet the ID Aero, Volkswagen’s new electric sedan concept
Technology

Meet the ID Aero, Volkswagen’s new electric sedan concept

By Rob Verger

What to know about the Caesars, the gigantic truck-mounted artillery units France sent Ukraine
Technology

What to know about the Caesars, the gigantic truck-mounted artillery units France sent Ukraine

By Christina Mackenzie

a 747 in flight
Technology

The UK’s military wishlist includes hypersonic weapons and small satellites

By Kelsey D. Atherton

This new electric motorcycle is built for long-range adventures
Technology

This new electric motorcycle is built for long-range adventures

By Bradley Brownell

a lightning and usb-c cable
Technology

What the EU’s ruling on USB-C chargers could mean for devices everywhere

By Harry Guinness

Meet the bots training alongside the Belgian Army
Technology

Meet the bots training alongside the Belgian Army

By Kelsey D. Atherton

A green valley sits at the bottom of a mountain range on a sunny day.
Environment

Climate change is turning the snowy white Alps green

By Maria Parazo Rose

The UK’s wee military recon drones will double as cartographers
Technology

The UK’s wee military recon drones will double as cartographers

By Kelsey D. Atherton

a French military vehicle
Technology

The French military has three beastly new vehicles

By Christina Mackenzie

front of european parliament building
Technology

Everything you need to know about the battle between US tech and EU laws

By Harry Guinness

Smoke rising from Temelin Nuclear Power Plant in Czech Republic against the setting sun
Environment

The war in Ukraine puts new urgency behind Europe’s nuclear energy transition

By Thor Benson

SARS-CoV-2 virus, the origin of the Omicron, BA.2, and Delta variants, under a microscope
Health

‘Stealth Omicron’ is spreading slowly in the US

By Popular Science Team

A bronze helmet shown from the front and the side. It has curving horns coming out of the sides of the head, and a birdlike face.
Science

Horned helmets came from Bronze Age artists, not Vikings

By Philip Kiefer

Rembrandt's oil painting "The Night Watch" restored and broken down into six high-res squares
Technology

AI turned a Rembrandt masterpiece into 5.6 terabytes of data

By Purbita Saha

This gadget is helping French special forces nail their parachute landings
Technology

This gadget is helping French special forces nail their parachute landings

By Christina Mackenzie

flood waters surrounding a bench
Environment

Europe’s floods and the Pacific Northwest’s heat waves share a common culprit

By Philip Kiefer

Watch this French laser zap drones out of the sky
Technology

Watch this French laser zap drones out of the sky

By Christina Mackenzie

Chick sitting on woodchips in a wire pen
Environment

US egg producers could save billions of chicks a year. So why aren’t they?

By Jonathan Moens/Undark

Four Portuguese kids who are European climate activists
Environment

A lawsuit filed by children has forced 33 countries to rethink their climate goals

By Jag Bhalla/Undark

people getting rapid covid testing outside
Health

The new, more-contagious UK COVID-19 strain is officially in the US

By Sara Chodosh

Pad and tampons.
Health

What we can learn from Scotland’s free period products

By Sara Kiley Watson

“Ferme la Praise's" aging cave.
Science

When specialty cheesemaking becomes a quarantine pastime

By Kat Craddock/Saveur

Armis
Technology

France’s new military trucks can form a convoy with just one driver

By Christina Mackenzie

The US-Mexico border wall in Tijuana and San Diego
Health

How border walls trick the human brain and psyche

By Jessica Wapner

NEMO Link
Environment

To hit renewables targets, countries are sharing energy across borders

By Andrew Blum

A doctor holding up a uterine ultrasound
Health

Most Americans can’t afford fertility treatments anymore—so they’re going abroad

By Brant deBoer/Undark

vaccine
Health

Russia just approved a COVID vaccine—but that’s not necessarily good news

By Claire Maldarelli

Kampfmittelaufklärung und-identifizierung
Technology

This 1.9-ton steel arm can spot bombs and lift soldiers out of harm’s way

By Christina Mackenzie

A still life of books, a quill, old spectacles, and candles
Health

This 17th-century plague diary hits a little too close to home

By Ute Lotz-Heumann/The Conversation

construction dig site
Science

Archaeologists and construction workers are teaming up to unearth historic relics

By Megan Gannon

A body thermometer
Health

Europe is the new epicenter of coronavirus, and the US may be next

By Rachel Feltman

violin
Technology

Inside the extraordinary experiment to save the Stradivarius sound

By Chuck Squatriglia

The real-world Mount Doom just erupted (again)
Environment

The real-world Mount Doom just erupted (again)

By Eleanor Cummins

Humans fueled last summer’s deadly heat
Environment

Humans fueled last summer’s deadly heat

By Marlene Cimons

Europe’s ban on palm oil might actually hurt the environment
Environment

Europe’s ban on palm oil might actually hurt the environment

By Elizabeth Robinson and Herry Purnomo/The Conversation

The Leaning Tower of Pisa stays up for the same reason it leans
Science

The Leaning Tower of Pisa stays up for the same reason it leans

By Kat Eschner

snow roman forum
Environment

Cyclones in the Pacific made it snow in Rome, and soon that weather will hit the U.S.

By Sara Chodosh

Thanks, anti-vaxxers: Measles is on the rise in Europe
Health

Thanks, anti-vaxxers: Measles is on the rise in Europe

By Sara Chodosh

Deadly Earthquake Strikes Italy, Reducing Towns To Rubble
Environment

Deadly Earthquake Strikes Italy, Reducing Towns To Rubble

By Mary Beth Griggs

The Key To Predicting Volcanic Eruptions May Be Hiding In Plain Sight
Environment

The Key To Predicting Volcanic Eruptions May Be Hiding In Plain Sight

By Mary Beth Griggs

This Ship Is A Hovercraft Until It’s An Airplane
Technology

This Ship Is A Hovercraft Until It’s An Airplane

By Kelsey D. Atherton

‘Medieval Warm Period’ May Not Have Been So Warm After All
Environment

‘Medieval Warm Period’ May Not Have Been So Warm After All

By Grennan Milliken

In Greece, Driverless Buses Are Now Accepting Passengers
Technology

In Greece, Driverless Buses Are Now Accepting Passengers

By Lydia Chain

Bugs Collected From Copenhagen Rooftop Document Effects Of Climate Change
Environment

Bugs Collected From Copenhagen Rooftop Document Effects Of Climate Change

By Grennan Milliken

This Ancient Skeleton May Be Humanity’s First Murder Victim
Science

This Ancient Skeleton May Be Humanity’s First Murder Victim

By Rachel Fobar

A German Leopard 2A6 Tank
Technology

Russian Invasion Of Ukraine Spurs New German Tank Design

By Kelsey D. Atherton

German Boars Are Too Radioactive To Eat
Environment

German Boars Are Too Radioactive To Eat

By Loren Grush

Reverse-Engineering The Technology Of D-Day
Technology

Reverse-Engineering The Technology Of D-Day

By Kelsey D. Atherton