Popular Science

Popular Science

Popular Science is an American online magazine and website that focuses on science and technology news. It covers a wide range of topics including space, health, environment, and innovation.

Hawaii's Hōlei Sea Arch Collapses into Ocean After 550 Years

Hōlei Sea Arch in Hawaii collapses after 550 years

Hawaii’s 550-year-old Hōlei Sea Arch collapses into the ocean

T. rex had body temperature similar to humans, study finds

T. rex body temp was like humans

Tyrannosaurus rex was warm-blooded, new study confirms

Fossilized T. rex Rib Reveals Healing Injury, Offering Clues to Prehistoric Life

T. rex Rib Fossil Shows Healing Injury

Fossilized tissue reveals largest known T. rex died from broken rib

Sony Launches New ULT Tower Party Speakers with Enhanced Bass and Connectivity

Sony Launches New ULT Tower Party Speakers

Sony’s new ULT TOWER speakers want to headline your next rave

NASA Launches Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope to Study Dark Matter and Exoplanets

NASA launches Roman Space Telescope

NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman space telescope launches

Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 5 Earbuds Feature Replaceable Batteries and Hi-Res Sound

Sennheiser Momentum 5 Earbuds Get Replaceable Batteries

Sennheiser’s new MOMENTUM True Wireless 5 earbuds bring refined acoustics and replaceable batteries to your pocket

Astronomers Discover New Cosmic Object: The 'Black Hole Star'

Astronomers Discover 'Black Hole Star'

Astronomers discover the existence of a ‘black hole star’

Dogs' Brains Can Distinguish Between Different Negative Human Facial Expressions, Study Finds

Dogs can tell sad or scared faces apart

Dogs can tell if you’re angry, scared, or sad

500-Year-Old Inca Mummies Provide First Molecular Evidence of Smallpox in Americas

Mummies show Europeans brought smallpox to Americas

Chilean mummies prove Europeans brought smallpox to the Americas

Ancient DNA Reveals Ice Age Humans Selectively Hunted Female Woolly Mammoths

Ice Age Hunters Targeted Female Woolly Mammoths, DNA Shows

Ice Age humans preferred hunting female woolly mammoths

Sperm Whales Use Bubbles for Vertical Sleep, New Research Suggests

Sperm whales blow bubbles to sleep vertically

Sperm whales blow bubbles to help them nap

Sperm Whales Alter Clicks in Response to Nearby Ships, Study Finds

Sperm whales change clicks when ships are near

Sperm whales change how they communicate when ships are nearby

Australian Cave Reveals 25,000 Years of Ancient Rituals and Spiritual Practices

Cave shows 25,000 years of ancient Australian rituals

Australian cave home to 25,000 years of healing—and curses

Ancient Egyptian Princesses Wielded Weapons, Not Just Ceremonial Items, Analysis Suggests

Egyptian Princesses Wielded Weapons, Not Just Ceremonial Items

Chiseled Egyptian princesses knew their way around weapons

Astronauts Successfully Conduct First Human X-Rays in Space

Astronauts perform first human X-rays in space

Astronauts take first X-rays in space

First Sugar Molecule Detected in Interstellar Space, Scientists Report

First Sugar Molecule Found in Interstellar Space

Sugar discovered floating in deep space for the first time

Air Pollution Linked to DNA Changes in Sperm, Potentially Affecting Male Fertility

Air Pollution Linked to DNA Changes in Sperm

Air pollution may be changing sperm

Earth May Host 14 to 20 Million Insect Species, Tripling Previous Estimates

Earth Has 14-20 Million Insect Species, Tripling Old Count

New estimate: Earth has 14 to 20 million insect species

Great Apes and Humans Have Shared Laughter for 15 Million Years, Study Suggests

Apes and humans have shared laughter for 15 million years.

Great apes (including us) have been giggling for 15 million years

Oldest Known Asteroid Impact Crater on Earth Dated to 3 Billion Years Ago

Oldest Impact Crater Dated to 3 Billion Years

Earth’s oldest asteroid impact struck 3 billion years ago