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Popular Scienceby Stan Horaczek18 Sept 2026
We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more › The iPhone 18 Pro officially hits store shelves today (September 18).
Popular Scienceby Laura Baisas18 Sept 2026
A North American river otter (Lontra canadensis) was recently spotted along New York City’s Bronx River for the first time in roughly 100 years.
Popular Scienceby Allison Futterman18 Sept 2026
The Stanley Cup—hockey’s biggest prize—has survived champagne showers, championship parades, accidental drops, and even a trip to the bottom of a canal.
Popular Scienceby Stan Horaczek18 Sept 2026
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Popular Scienceby Andrew Paul17 Sept 2026
The moon may look desolate and calm, but a lot happens on that dusty landscape. With zero atmosphere, space rocks of all sizes regularly bombard the lunar surface.
Popular Scienceby Mack DeGeurin17 Sept 2026
Garbage trucks now do more than just pick up tossed-out food scraps and junk. They also snitch on people with unkempt lawns.
Popular Scienceby Andrew Paul17 Sept 2026
The Parthenon is undeniably one of history’s most renowned architectural feats,but one detail of its structural genius is a total hoax.
Popular Scienceby Laura Baisas17 Sept 2026
Sit, stay, roll over, come, fetch, and no. All common commands that responsible dog owners use to train and communicate with their pets.
Popular Scienceby Bill Gourgey17 Sept 2026
In 1926, when Albert Scott Crossfield was five years old, a priest came to his home to administer the last rites.
Popular Scienceby Andrew Paul16 Sept 2026
A World War I submarine that sank nearly 110 years ago has been leaking explosive pollutants into the North Sea for decades.
Popular Scienceby Andrew Paul16 Sept 2026
Contrary to the assumptions of early paleontologists, most dinosaurs weren’t lumbering slowpokes.
Popular Scienceby Andrew Paul16 Sept 2026
Archaeologists recently discovered a rare Russian medallion that depicts a dramatic cultural clash between medieval Christianity and ancient Greek mythology.
Popular Scienceby Annie Colbert16 Sept 2026
The bald eagle nest in Big Bear Valley is seeing a flurry of activity lately. Friends of Big Bear Valley (FOBBV) cameras have captured Shadow and Kaydee tending to the nest with stick deliveries...
Popular Scienceby Stan Horaczek16 Sept 2026
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Popular Scienceby Laura Baisas20 Aug 2026
Welcome to the jungle, Lielaphis slashi. The newly discovered snake is named after Saul Hudson aka Slash, Guns N’ Roses’ lead guitarist.
Popular Scienceby Andrew Paul20 Aug 2026
It’s difficult to imagine anything of consequence occurring within a millionth of a second, but one of the most pivotal moments in cosmic history occurred in that miniscule time..
Popular Scienceby Laura Baisas20 Aug 2026
If you’ve followed explore.org’s livestream of the bears at Katmai National Park and Preserve in Alaska this summer, you’ve probably noticed a big bear nicknamed Bucky Dent who is great at catching...
Popular Scienceby Andrew Paul20 Aug 2026
The desert is a harsh environment, even if you’re equipped with the latest tools, protective clothing, and resources.
Popular Scienceby Andrew Paul20 Aug 2026
NASA engineers have confirmed they can’t spare the historic Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory from a fiery demise, despite their best efforts.
Popular Scienceby Popular Science Team20 Aug 2026
An expressive little orange-tailed marsh dart damselfly (Ceriagrion cerinorubellum) peering through a hole in a leaf is the winner of the 2026 BMC Ecology and Evolution and BMC Zoology image...
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