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Apollo 11's recovery.
Space

When Astronauts Set Sail Aboard Apollo Command Module 007

By Amy Shira Teitel

100 Years Of Smoking Studies In Popular Science
Cancer

100 Years Of Smoking Studies In Popular Science

By Francie Diep

rocket
Space

The (Brief) Story of the Saturn IB Rocket

By Amy Shira Teitel

Earth sean from the moon
Space

Shaking the 8-Ball: Apollo 8’s Alternative Mission Profiles

By Amy Shira Teitel

The Wright Brothers And The Birth Of The Airplane
Aviation

The Wright Brothers And The Birth Of The Airplane

By Lindsey Kratochwill

Aldrin inside the LM Eagle
Space

Seeing Inside The Apollo Lunar Module

By Amy Shira Teitel

Eisele
Space

How Donn Eisele Became “Whatshisname,” the Command Module Pilot of Apollo 7

By Amy Shira Teitel

5 Old-Timey Medical Treatments That Actually Work
Medicine

5 Old-Timey Medical Treatments That Actually Work

By Mac Irvine

Fecal Containment Systems
Space

The Trouble With Fecal Containment Systems

By Amy Shira Teitel

Is Inspiration Enough to Launch Inspiration Mars?
Space

Is Inspiration Enough to Launch Inspiration Mars?

By Amy Shira Teitel

How Scientists Preserve Lincoln’s Original Gettysburg Address Manuscripts
Technology

How Scientists Preserve Lincoln’s Original Gettysburg Address Manuscripts

By Mac Irvine

astronaut
Space

Like Wally Schirra and Tom Stafford Before Her, Lady Gaga Will Perform in Space

By Amy Shira Teitel

surface of the moon
Space

LUNEX: Another Way to the Moon

By Amy Shira Teitel

What Happened to Apollos 2 and 3?
Space

What Happened to Apollos 2 and 3?

By Amy Shira Teitel

Archaeologists Pull 5 Of Blackbeard’s Cannons From The Sea
Archaeology

Archaeologists Pull 5 Of Blackbeard’s Cannons From The Sea

By Kelsey D. Atherton

Wally Schirra, Engineering Precision, and a Disastrous Head Cold
Space

Wally Schirra, Engineering Precision, and a Disastrous Head Cold

By Amy Shira Teitel

How Voyager Became a Grand Tour
Space

How Voyager Became a Grand Tour

By Amy Shira Teitel

Mercury Astronaut Scott Carpenter and the Controversy Surrounding Aurora 7
Space

Mercury Astronaut Scott Carpenter and the Controversy Surrounding Aurora 7

By Amy Shira Teitel

How Apollo Didn’t Go to the Moon and Other Stories
Space

How Apollo Didn’t Go to the Moon and Other Stories

By Amy Shira Teitel

7 Fantastic Vintage Anatomy Drawings
Medicine

7 Fantastic Vintage Anatomy Drawings

By Francie Diep

Let This Gorgeous Chart From 1944 Teach You About Electromagnetic Radiation
Science

Let This Gorgeous Chart From 1944 Teach You About Electromagnetic Radiation

By Shaunacy Ferro

FYI: Did Cavemen Get Athlete’s Foot?
Ask Us Anything

FYI: Did Cavemen Get Athlete’s Foot?

By Bjorn Carey

Neutron Radiograph
Space

Confirmed: Ancient Egyptian Jewelry Was Made From Meteorites

By Colin Lecher

8 Cool Civil War Artifacts
Technology

8 Cool Civil War Artifacts

By Kelsey D. Atherton

What Spying Looked Like In The 1960s
Technology

What Spying Looked Like In The 1960s

By Shaunacy Ferro

What Are The Most Lactose Intolerant Places In The World? [Infographic]
Evolution

What Are The Most Lactose Intolerant Places In The World? [Infographic]

By Shaunacy Ferro

The Popular Science Guide To Neuroscience
Science

The Popular Science Guide To Neuroscience

By Joey Carmichael

How Drones Would’ve Altered The Course Of The Civil War
Drones

How Drones Would’ve Altered The Course Of The Civil War

By Kelsey D. Atherton and Joey Carmichael

A Brief History Of The Demise Of Battle Bots
Evolution

A Brief History Of The Demise Of Battle Bots

By Kelsey D. Atherton

American English Has Become Way More Emotional Than British English
Science

American English Has Become Way More Emotional Than British English

By Shaunacy Ferro

8 Things You Didn’t Know About Copernicus
Science

8 Things You Didn’t Know About Copernicus

By Francie Diep

A Computer Program Uncovers The Evolutionary History Of Words
Technology

A Computer Program Uncovers The Evolutionary History Of Words

By Rebecca Boyle

King Richard III’s Bones Found Under English Parking Lot
Science

King Richard III’s Bones Found Under English Parking Lot

By Rebecca Boyle

Did Penicillin Kickstart The Sexual Revolution?
Medicine

Did Penicillin Kickstart The Sexual Revolution?

By Shaunacy Ferro

A History Of Spacesuits, In Pictures
NASA

A History Of Spacesuits, In Pictures

By Shaunacy Ferro

Harvard Professor Seeks ‘Adventurous’ Human Woman To Birth A Neanderthal Baby (Update)
Evolution

Harvard Professor Seeks ‘Adventurous’ Human Woman To Birth A Neanderthal Baby (Update)

By Colin Lecher

lake
Archaeology

This Mud Could Revolutionize How Scientists Study The Past

By Rebecca Boyle

Innovations in Driving: How The Electric Starter Killed The Electric Car
Vehicles

Innovations in Driving: How The Electric Starter Killed The Electric Car

By Preston Lerner

Innovations In Driving: Turbochargers
Vehicles

Innovations In Driving: Turbochargers

By Preston Lerner

Innovations in Driving: Headlights
Vehicles

Innovations in Driving: Headlights

By Preston Lerner

Innovations in Driving: Shock Absorbers
Vehicles

Innovations in Driving: Shock Absorbers

By Preston Lerner

Fearless Dominance: Just One of Many Traits U.S. Presidents Share With Psychopaths
Psychology

Fearless Dominance: Just One of Many Traits U.S. Presidents Share With Psychopaths

By Rebecca Boyle

Innovations in Driving: The Seat Belt
Vehicles

Innovations in Driving: The Seat Belt

By Preston Lerner

Innovations in Driving: The Automatic Transmission
Vehicles

Innovations in Driving: The Automatic Transmission

By Preston Lerner

Innovations in Driving: Anti-Lock Brakes
Vehicles

Innovations in Driving: Anti-Lock Brakes

By Preston Lerner

November 1926: Why Men Will Always Be Better at Sports Than Women
Science

November 1926: Why Men Will Always Be Better at Sports Than Women

By Arthur Grahame

FYI: Did Prehistoric Birds Evolve Flight By Falling Out of Trees?
Evolution

FYI: Did Prehistoric Birds Evolve Flight By Falling Out of Trees?

By Daniel Engber

April 1956: Preserve Your Meat and Produce With Atomic Radiation
Science

April 1956: Preserve Your Meat and Produce With Atomic Radiation

By Darrell Huff

Book Review: The Transits of Venus Down The Centuries
Science

Book Review: The Transits of Venus Down The Centuries

By Rebecca Boyle

Where Are Henry David Thoreau’s Plants Now?
Climate Change

Where Are Henry David Thoreau’s Plants Now?

By Rebecca Boyle

FYI: What Is the Oldest Toy in the World?
Ask Us Anything

FYI: What Is the Oldest Toy in the World?

By Amber Williams

Early Lives Of The Scientists: Teen Isaac Newton Admits to His Sins
Science

Early Lives Of The Scientists: Teen Isaac Newton Admits to His Sins

By Paul Adams

Archive Gallery: Single-Wheeled Vehicles Trundle Through The Decades
Motorcycles

Archive Gallery: Single-Wheeled Vehicles Trundle Through The Decades

By Julie Beck

The Greatest Data Thefts in History
Technology

The Greatest Data Thefts in History

By Dan Nosowitz

Bringing Biodiversity Data Online, One Leaf At A Time
Science

Bringing Biodiversity Data Online, One Leaf At A Time

By Rebecca Boyle

Recording A Century of Night Skies Through A Scanner Darkly
Space

Recording A Century of Night Skies Through A Scanner Darkly

By Rebecca Boyle

Thank You to Dennis Ritchie, Without Whom None of This Would Be Here
Internet

Thank You to Dennis Ritchie, Without Whom None of This Would Be Here

By Paul Adams

New NASA Photos Show Footprints on the Moon
Moons

New NASA Photos Show Footprints on the Moon

By Paul Adams

The Secrets of Yuri Gagarin, Fifty Years Later
Space

The Secrets of Yuri Gagarin, Fifty Years Later

By Jim Oberg

Scientists Say They May Have Found Lost City of Atlantis Near Spain
Archaeology

Scientists Say They May Have Found Lost City of Atlantis Near Spain

By Rebecca Boyle

A Brief History of the Apollo Hoax
Moons

A Brief History of the Apollo Hoax

By Jason Daley