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How to trap cosmic rays in a jar like it’s 1951
Science

How to trap cosmic rays in a jar like it’s 1951

By Bill Gourgey

How to learn to not fear heights
Health

How to learn to not fear heights

By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira

Will ‘flying cars’ cause traffic jams in the sky?
Technology

Will ‘flying cars’ cause traffic jams in the sky?

By Andrew Zaleski

15 rocket launches from SpaceX, NASA, Blue Origin, and more in a collage
Science

Rocket fuel might be polluting the Earth’s upper atmosphere

By Ben Guarino

Red and white lighthouses being submerged by sea level rise. Illustration.
Environment

Humans and nature will handle rising tides, together

By Philip Kiefer

shipping containers
Technology

See how the US’s busiest commercial seaport tackles supply chain bottlenecks

By Justin Fantl, Purbita Saha

5 sounds not meant for the human ear
Health

5 sounds not meant for the human ear

By Purbita Saha

illustration of psychiatrist office with mushrooms
Health

4 visionaries on the history and future of psychedelic medicine

By Rachel Feltman

6 architectural facts about history’s tallest buildings
Technology

6 architectural facts about history’s tallest buildings

By John Kennedy

Cloudy with a chance of cooling the planet
Environment

Cloudy with a chance of cooling the planet

By Lois Parshley

NASA astronaut Victor J. Glover on the cosmic ‘relay race’ of the new lunar missions
Science

NASA astronaut Victor J. Glover on the cosmic ‘relay race’ of the new lunar missions

By Tatyana Woodall

Do high-tops elevate athletic performance?
Health

Do high-tops elevate athletic performance?

By Sarah Sloat

inflated balloon ready to launch
Environment

Alien-looking balloons might be the next weapon in the fight against wildfires

By Sarah Scoles

collage of images from different stories
Science

PopSci’s High Issue is for all the big dreamers out there

By Corinne Iozzio