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A digitally edited image of an older woman with white hair and wrinkles holding up a photo of her younger self, showing smoother skin and youthful features. The contrast highlights aging differences between the two faces.
Ask Us Anything

Can you hack aging with NAD supplements?

By Clarissa Brincat

Tineco S9 floor cleaner
Home

Tineco Floor One S9 Artist Steam Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaner review: Excellent on any surface

By Stan Horaczek

anatomical heart made of paper
Medicine

Surgeons develop 2 ways to ‘restart’ hearts without a donor’s body

By Mack DeGeurin

Medieval manuscripts like the Cotton MS Vitellius C III highlight uses for herbs that reflect modern-day wellness trends. Image Credit: The British Library.
Diseases

Dark Age detoxes sometimes resembled TikTok health trends

By Andrew Paul

a penguin looks directly at the camera. it has black and white feathers with some red around the eyes
Ocean

The clever way Magellanic penguins ride—and adjust to—ocean currents

By Laura Baisas

This artist’s concept visualizes a kilonova – an explosion that happens when two neutron stars or a neutron star and a black hole collide and merge. When these collisions happen, a fraction of the resulting debris is ejected as jets, which move near the speed of light. The remaining debris produces hot, glowing, neutron-rich clouds that forge heavy elements, like gold and platinum. Researchers will mine data from NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, which will survey the same areas of the sky every few days, to identify kilonovae. Roman’s extensive data will help astronomers better identify how often these events occur, how much energy they give off, and how near or far they are.
Black Holes

NASA’s new Roman Space Telescope aims to discover 100,000 cosmic explosions

By Andrew Paul

a white dog and a black and white dog watch a TV. a metal bowl brimming with dog food is on the screen
Dogs

Science reveals dogs’ favorite type of TV

By Lauren Leffer

A grey tabby cat with green eyes is lying on its side atop two concrete blocks. The cat has its head tilted and one paw raised near its face, appearing relaxed and content. In the background, there is green grass and plants slightly out of focus.
Ask Us Anything

Why do cats love concrete slabs? A vet explains.

By Laura Baisas

a robot rolling through subway
AI

Robots in China are riding the subway to make 7-Eleven deliveries

By Mack DeGeurin

Roman tile art depicting two lovers with woman's backside blurred
Archaeology

Stolen during WWII, an erotic Roman mosaic returns home

By Andrew Paul

a red meterorite from mars
Mars

Largest chunk of Mars on Earth sells for $5.3 million

By Laura Baisas

Illustration scroll for The Tale of Genji from Medieval Japan
Internet

College students digitized 795 poems from the world’s oldest novel

By Andrew Paul

This is HOPS-315, a baby star where astronomers have observed evidence for the earliest stages of planet formation. These observations show that hot minerals are beginning to solidify. In orange we see the distribution of carbon monoxide, blowing away from the star in a butterfly-shaped wind. In blue we see a narrow jet of silicon monoxide, also beaming away from the star. These gaseous winds and jets are common around baby stars like HOPS-315.
Space Telescope

For the first time, astronomers spot the beginning of a solar system

By Laura Baisas

an illustration of a marine reptile with large fins and a beak swimming by several squid and one shark
Evolution

Ichthyosaurs were silent assassins of Jurassic seas

By Lauren Leffer

TORONTO , ON- APRIL 11 - Pasta Buca .Detail of Su filindeu. David Marcelli of Buca makes pasta from scratch for The Star. April 11, 2018. (Rene Johnston/Toronto Star via Getty Images)
The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week

The rarest pasta on earth is almost physically impossible to make

By Popular Science Team

A young girl sitting on a plane holds her hears in pain.
Ask Us Anything

Why do our ears pop on a plane? An audiologist explains.

By Sarah Lindenfeld Hall

Medieval book opened to pages
Archaeology

A 600-year-old Chaucer mystery may finally be solved

By Andrew Paul

Six Tesla electric cars burn on the trailer of the moving lorry carrying them after one of them catches on fire due to unknown reasons in Istanbul, Turkiye on October 06, 2023. (Photo by Muhammed Gencebay Gur/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
Electric Vehicles

New lithium batteries have built-in fire extinguishers

By Andrew Paul

a full moon rises over rusty-colored mountains
Deep Space

18 awesome images from the 2025 Astronomy Photographer of the Year awards

By Popular Science Team

a person holds a turtle with piercing eyes
Endangered Species

World’s largest known turtle nesting site found in the Amazon

By Laura Baisas

Pitcher throwing cricket ball towards batter with catcher in background
Science

What’s the safest helmet?

By Andrew Paul

Anker charging bricks on a blue background
Gear

The only charging brick you’ll need for all your devices is 42% off right now at Amazon

By Stan Horaczek

a person cracks an egg over a campfire into a skillet with red peppers
Ask Us Anything

Why does food by the campfire taste better?

By Avery Schluyer Nunn

Milwaukee M18 tool kits on a plain background
Gear

Get a free Milwaukee M12 tool worth up to $159 with purchase at The Home Depot

By Stan Horaczek

hand holding aluminum ion trap for atomic clock
Engineering

World’s most accurate clock requires a 2-mile laser beam

By Andrew Paul

Forensic science specialist work at a war crime scene investigation
Biology

When blood hits clothes, physics takes over

By Andrew Paul

a larger shark and smaller one photographed from below near the surface
Sharks

17 fascinating images from the 2025 Shark Photographer of the Year awards

By Popular Science Team

a blue research vessel called the blue heron on water (left). a cup half full of black goo (right).
Biology

Mysterious ‘ship goo’ contains new life forms

By Lauren Leffer

Three Action Comics issues with Superman on cover
Renewables

Yes, Superman’s kryptonite is (sort of) real

By Andrew Paul

a drawing of ancient horse butchery
Archaeology

Medieval Hungarians kept eating horse meat, despite Christianity’s influence

By Laura Baisas

an esim card
Tech Hacks

How to make sure your eSIM doesn’t get hacked

By David Nield

an hdmi outlet
Tech Hacks

HDMI 2.2 is coming. Do you need to upgrade?

By David Nield

Two wheel DIY Fiat Panda fit between two regular sized cars
Social Media

Man cuts Fiat down to 19.7-inch, mind-bending ride

By Andrew Paul

several pots dating back 4,500 years on a table
Archaeology

Neolithic moms decorated baby carriers with dog teeth

By Andrew Paul

The acoustic parasitoid fly Ormia ochracea and its host cricket.
Insects

This parasitic fly gives birth inside of crickets

By Laura Baisas

Solar panel station in Australian outback in front of mountains
Renewables

Indigenous calendars could make solar power more efficient

By Andrew Paul

a black cat sits in leaves
Biology

Pet cat helps discover a new virus

By Laura Baisas

blue face looks out as the edges fade
Ask Us Anything

How does your brain know something is real?

By Keith Wagstaff

A Blackstone pizza oven, Dyson vacuum, and Beautiful chair agaist a partly cloudly sky
Gear

40+ editor-approved deals worth checking out during Walmart’s big summer sale

By Stan Horaczek

DJI Mini 4K drone in front of a cloudy sky
Gear

Score a DJI Mini 4K drone for just $239 on Prime Day before it sells out

By Stan Horaczek

Image of a plant-eating ornithopod dinosaur, Thescelosaurus during the latest Cretaceous Period, nearly 67 million years ago. These around 10-12 foot long two-legged animals roamed the tropical swamps, forests and floodplains where Denver now stands. Their vertebrae are similar to the one found in the rock core deep below the Museum.
Dinosaurs

Denver museum finds dinosaur bone under its parking lot

By Andrew Paul

several small fish with colorful organa and blue scales
Fish

Orange male guppies are hornier

By Laura Baisas

plastic coyotes on robots
Army

US Army deploys plastic coyotes attached to mini four-wheelers

By Mack DeGeurin

a team of greenland sled dog puppies with white fur pulls a sled
Dogs

Oldest known dog breed reveals hidden human history

By Lauren Leffer

The XIX copy sculpture of an ancient Roman Emperor - Caligula - Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus Germanicus
Science

Mad emperor Caligula may have been a big plant guy

By Andrew Paul

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Gear

This flash deal from The Home Depot has DeWalt power tools and kits for ridiculously low prices

By Stan Horaczek

a yellow crab on a beach
Endangered Species

Australia’s ghost crabs decapitate baby sea turtles

By Laura Baisas

Products under $30 that are on sale during Amazon's Prime Day Sale including sunscreen, Legos, and a drink tumbler
Gear

37 editor-approved Prime Day deals under $30

By Heather Kuldell-Ware

Leatherman Free P2
Outdoor Gear

I never leave the house without this Leatherman multitool and it’s 30% off for Prime Day

By Stan Horaczek

Images of prehistoric multitool made from cave lion bone
Archaeology

Neanderthals made a ‘Swiss Army knife’ from cave lion bone

By Andrew Paul

Bluetooth speakers on sale for Prime Day
Speakers

Bother your neighbors with these editor-approved Prime Day deals on Bluetooth speakers

By Tony Ware

Beats headphones on a plain background on sale for Prime Day
Earbuds

Get Beats headphones with 2 years of AppleCare+ for as low as $94 during Amazon’s Prime Day Sale

By Stan Horaczek

These images, showing ejecta around the impacted near-Earth asteroids, were taken during the approach (with Didymos to the upper left) and departure (Didymos to the upper right) of DART's companion spacecraft, LICIACube, which flew past a few minutes after the impact and imaged the aftermath. The ejecta field consists of an asymmetric cone of dust that exhibits streamers and filaments, as well as over a hundred meter-sized boulders that were ejected in preferred directions.
NASA

Crashing into an asteroid creates chaotic space boulders

By Laura Baisas

A pseudoscorpion from the genus Nipponogarypus in South Korea.
Wildlife

New pseudoscorpions with dragon-like jaws discovered in a South Korea cave

By Laura Baisas

General Phil Sheridan Memorial Civil War Statue Sheridan Circle Embassy Row Pennsylvania Ave Washington DC. Bronze statue dedicated in 1908; sculptor is Gutzon Borglum. Public monument owned by the National Park Service. Statue depicts Sheridan riding his horse Rienzi to rally his troops at the Battle of Cedar Creek in 1864.
Army

The US Army is selling their horses

By Andrew Paul

DJI Osmo Action 4 cameras on sale for Prime Day
Cameras

DJI’s waterproof 4K action camera is just $199 for Prime Day

By Stan Horaczek

Steven Spielberg, director of ‘Jaws,’ films the mechanical shark on set.
Sharks

50 years of the ‘Jaws effect’

By Laura Baisas

Meta Quest 3S mixed reality headsets on sale for Prime Day
Peripherals

Escape reality with this Prime Day deal on the Meta Quest 3S VR headset

By Stan Horaczek

Burmese python on ground
Wildlife

Pythons can devour bones thanks to unique stomach cells

By Andrew Paul

Kindle Paperwhite, Jackery solar generator, and PowerBeats Pro 2
Gear

19 of our editors’ favorite products are on sale during Amazon Prime Day

By Stan Horaczek

Shipwreck bow covered in sea life underwater
Archaeology

Shipwreck fragment linked to one of WWII’s strangest rescue tales

By Andrew Paul

Jackery portable power stations and solar generators on sale for Prime Day
Home

These Prime Day deals on Jackery solar generators are better than Black Friday

By Stan Horaczek

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Headphones

These are the best budget travel headphone deals we’re found during Amazon’s Prime Day sale

By Tony Ware

Masked boobies on Johnston Atoll
Land

Pacific island wildlife refuge spared from SpaceX rocket project

By Andrew Paul