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Video: The First Living Animal Ever Imaged With a Scanning Electron Microscope
Biology

Video: The First Living Animal Ever Imaged With a Scanning Electron Microscope

By Clay Dillow

Will People Alive Today Have the Opportunity to Upload Their Consciousness to a New Robotic Body?
Robots

Will People Alive Today Have the Opportunity to Upload Their Consciousness to a New Robotic Body?

By Clay Dillow

Video Gallery: The Most Amazing Movies of the Minuscule World
Animals

Video Gallery: The Most Amazing Movies of the Minuscule World

By Rebecca Boyle

Video: Mixing 21st-Century Cocktails with Dave Arnold at Booker & Dax
Technology

Video: Mixing 21st-Century Cocktails with Dave Arnold at Booker & Dax

By Paul Adams

Video: Researchers Produce the First High-Quality 3-D Images of an Individual Protein
Health

Video: Researchers Produce the First High-Quality 3-D Images of an Individual Protein

By Clay Dillow

Video: A Trillion-Frame-Per-Second Camera Captures Individual Photons Moving Through Space
Space

Video: A Trillion-Frame-Per-Second Camera Captures Individual Photons Moving Through Space

By Clay Dillow

Video: Rats Choose to Liberate Their Jailed Pals, A Sign of Empathy Among Non-Primate Mammals
Animals

Video: Rats Choose to Liberate Their Jailed Pals, A Sign of Empathy Among Non-Primate Mammals

By Rebecca Boyle

Video: Researchers Watch Type 1 Diabetes As It Unfolds, in Real Time
Diabetes

Video: Researchers Watch Type 1 Diabetes As It Unfolds, in Real Time

By Rebecca Boyle

How Computer Modeling Lets Doctors Predict Heart Attacks Before They Happen
Heart Disease

How Computer Modeling Lets Doctors Predict Heart Attacks Before They Happen

By Clay Dillow

Video: Supercooled Quantum Levitating Hoverboard Lets Students Glide on Air
Energy

Video: Supercooled Quantum Levitating Hoverboard Lets Students Glide on Air

By Clay Dillow

The World’s Most Complete, High-Res Topographic Map Gets an Update
Space

The World’s Most Complete, High-Res Topographic Map Gets an Update

By Clay Dillow

Video: MIT’s X-Ray Vision System Can See Straight Through Concrete Walls
Military

Video: MIT’s X-Ray Vision System Can See Straight Through Concrete Walls

By Clay Dillow

Bats Have Unique Superfast Squeak Muscles to Make Superfast Echolocation Calls
Bats

Bats Have Unique Superfast Squeak Muscles to Make Superfast Echolocation Calls

By Rebecca Boyle

Inside the Factory: How a Chef’s Knife Is Made
Technology

Inside the Factory: How a Chef’s Knife Is Made

By Paul Adams

Today in 3-D Printing: Musical Instruments and Instruments of War
Military

Today in 3-D Printing: Musical Instruments and Instruments of War

By Clay Dillow

Video: What’s Wrong With the “Flintstones” Approach to Braking
Physics

Video: What’s Wrong With the “Flintstones” Approach to Braking

By Adam Weiner

A New Generation of Throwbots is Ready to Be Flung Into Battle
Robots

A New Generation of Throwbots is Ready to Be Flung Into Battle

By Clay Dillow

Sandia’s Gemini-Scout: A Rescue Robot Optimized for Mining Disasters
Robots

Sandia’s Gemini-Scout: A Rescue Robot Optimized for Mining Disasters

By Clay Dillow

Gray Matter: Easy DIY Gunpowder
Projects

Gray Matter: Easy DIY Gunpowder

By Theodore Gray

‘Epidermal Electronics’ Paste Peelable Circuitry On Your Skin, Just Like A Temporary Tattoo
Health

‘Epidermal Electronics’ Paste Peelable Circuitry On Your Skin, Just Like A Temporary Tattoo

By Rebecca Boyle

China Opens the World’s Longest Bridge Over Water, Toppling American Record-Holder
Engineering

China Opens the World’s Longest Bridge Over Water, Toppling American Record-Holder

By Rebecca Boyle

Military vehicle FLYPmode on a parking lot
DARPA

How The First Crowdsourced Military Vehicle Can Remake the Future of Defense Manufacturing

By Rebecca Boyle

FIRST Robot Competition Showcases Geekiness, Ingenuity and the Dreams of 12,000 Kids
Robots

FIRST Robot Competition Showcases Geekiness, Ingenuity and the Dreams of 12,000 Kids

By Rebecca Boyle

Video: Powerful Magnets Pointed At British Editor’s Head Prevent Him From Reciting A Nursery Rhyme
Technology

Video: Powerful Magnets Pointed At British Editor’s Head Prevent Him From Reciting A Nursery Rhyme

By Rebecca Boyle

Video: Creepy Madagascan Beasts Rub Their Back Hairs Together To Make Squeaks
Evolution

Video: Creepy Madagascan Beasts Rub Their Back Hairs Together To Make Squeaks

By Rebecca Boyle

Vise Cakes: Making a Grain Puffer on the Cheap
Projects

Vise Cakes: Making a Grain Puffer on the Cheap

By Christopher Martin, Micah Donovan, Nobu Adilman

Video: Scientists Smash Giant Granite Balls Together to Simulate Asteroid Collisions
Space

Video: Scientists Smash Giant Granite Balls Together to Simulate Asteroid Collisions

By Rebecca Boyle

Video: Revolutionary Beer-Pouring System Fills Cups At Breakneck Speed, Using Magnets
Science

Video: Revolutionary Beer-Pouring System Fills Cups At Breakneck Speed, Using Magnets

By Julie Beck

Video: DARPA and Boeing’s DiscRotor Retractable-Blade Heliplane
DARPA

Video: DARPA and Boeing’s DiscRotor Retractable-Blade Heliplane

By Dan Nosowitz

A Robot With Coffee-Filled Balloons For Hands Is The Best Grabber Yet
Robots

A Robot With Coffee-Filled Balloons For Hands Is The Best Grabber Yet

By Rebecca Boyle

Gray Matter: In Which I Set Myself On Fire
Projects

Gray Matter: In Which I Set Myself On Fire

By Theodore Gray

Video: Voodoo Software Removes Objects From Video In Real Time
Technology

Video: Voodoo Software Removes Objects From Video In Real Time

By Julie Beck

How the Empire State Building Is Pioneering the Future of Energy Efficiency
Technology

How the Empire State Building Is Pioneering the Future of Energy Efficiency

By Clay Dillow

Common Webcams Could Be Used to Continuously Monitor Your Vital Signs
Health

Common Webcams Could Be Used to Continuously Monitor Your Vital Signs

By Clay Dillow

Video: I Float in Zero Gravity
Aviation

Video: I Float in Zero Gravity

By Paul Adams

Gray Matter: In Which I Fully Submerge My Hand in Liquid Nitrogen [Video]
Projects

Gray Matter: In Which I Fully Submerge My Hand in Liquid Nitrogen [Video]

By Theodore Gray

The Science Behind Jabulani, Adidas’s 2010 World Cup Soccer Ball
Science

The Science Behind Jabulani, Adidas’s 2010 World Cup Soccer Ball

By Brett Zarda

Ferrofluid forming a pile of conical shapes.
Life Skills

How to make ferrofluid

By Mikey Sklar

Aviation

Finding Nature’s Most Efficient Flight Mechanism

By Rebecca Boyle

Military

A Word With the Inventor of the Battlefield Snakebot and the Wall-Scaling Snailbot

By John Pavlus

A lamp made out of a mold from a plastic bottle, based on a 1961 article in Popular Science magazine.
Projects

Bright Idea: The plastic bottle lamp

By Joel Barnard

A homemade robot at the 2009 FIRST Robotics Competition in New York City.
Robots

Robotic adventures at the FIRST competition

By Paul Gleason

A man in blue Popular Science coveralls holding a dumbbell made out of old CDs, pointing at the camera, and yelling.
Projects

PopSci 5-Minute Project video: CD dumbbell

By Popular Science Team

A Look Inside Virgin Galactic’s Flight Training
Private Space Flight

A Look Inside Virgin Galactic’s Flight Training

By Brooke Borel

A burning pile of magnesium expelling white smoke against a dark blue background, with a fire extinguisher nozzle nearby setting it on fire.
Life Skills

Let burning metals lie

By Theodore Gray

A person striking a block of plastic with a hammer, creating white lightning against a blue background.
Projects

Gray Matter: Trap lightning in a block

By Theodore Gray

A monkey mask on the ground next to a skinned robotic monkey head.
Projects

Scare tactics

By Theodore Gray and Paul Wallich

Liquid nitrogen vanilla ice cream in a goblet glass with a strawberry on top and water vapor all around it.
Life Skills

Microcrystalline in 30 seconds

By Theodore Gray