Don't try this with your DSLR
A Hydraulic Press Makes Film Cameras More Compact
Ok, here's a math problem: if a picture is worth a thousand words, and a camera can take thousands of pictures, and a hydraulic press can shatter a camera into a…
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Duck-Billed Dinosaur May Have Had Benign Tumor
Dinosaurs, they’re just like us
Dinosaur bones can tell us a lot about the lives they lived and died. Some bones can show remnants of a violent attack, while others can show congenital problems. With…
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See An Adorably British Rube Goldberg Machine Make Breakfast
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Could Vanishing Stars Be A Clue To Alien Life?
Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder where you went
A team of scientists from Uppsala University in Sweden has proposed a new way to scan for advanced civilizations: by looking for disappearing stars or galaxies.
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Modular Plane Concept Treats Passenger Cabin Like A Shipping Container
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Nettie Stevens, Discoverer Of Sex Chromosomes, Honored By Google
Happy 155th birthday to unsung female biologist
On her 155th birthday, Nettie Stevens is finally being honored with a Google Doodle, though it would have been nice for her to get a little more appreciation back in her…
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A Bio-Hybrid Stingray Robot Powered By Rat Muscle
Light-stimulated robot glides like the real thing
Researchers have developed a soft robot inspired by the physiology and propulsion of stingrays. These biohybrid robots are powered by rat heart cells, which flex when…
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This Could Be The Strangest Exoplanet Found Yet
Giant planet orbits three stars at once
Scientists observed a planet four times as heavy as Jupiter about as far as possible from its parent star in a triple star system.
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Japan’s Air Force Will Include 100 Stealth Fighters
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Google Maps Could Make Pokémon Go Even Better
Two major changes that would improve the game's experience
Google is more involved with Pokémon Go than you may think…
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How Typhoon Nepartak Got Its Supercharged Spin Cycle
Anatomy of a near-perfect storm
Warm waters in the Pacific produced a near-perfect storm of terrifying force.
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Next Year, Biologists Will Be Able To Track Animals In Real Time Using The ISS
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China's largest space launch vehicle, the Long March 7 flies, with a Technological Triple Whammy
Solves Space Trash, Empty Satellite Fuel Tanks and a Better Crew Capsule
China's newest rocket, the Long March 7, has a successful first flight, and tests a bunch of new Chinese space tech.
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Three DIY Bug Traps That Actually Work
Defend yourself against stink bugs, mosquitoes, and fruit flies
Popular Science interviewed bug experts to find three DIY traps that actually work.
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A Rat Muscle Ray, A Room Full Of Tetris, And Other Amazing Images
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Police Used Bomb Disposal Robot To Kill A Dallas Shooting Suspect
Potentially the first use of a robot to kill in American policing
Police Used Bomb Disposal Robot To Kill A Dallas Shooting Suspect…
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Philando Castile Video "Glitch" May Actually Have Been Police
Minnesota cops may have removed the Facebook Live video of a man getting shot during a routine traffic stop
The Minnesota police may have been the real glitch that removed the Facebook Live video of Philando Castile’s death on Wednesday…
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'Super Sniffer' Mice Engineered For Ultra-Powerful Sense of Smell
Designed to sniff out explosives or disease
“Super sniffer” mice have extra sensors for certain smells, and could one day sniff out explosives, smuggled cargo, or illness.
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Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano Continues Its Beautiful Flow
Heading towards the sea
Lava from Kilauea is making slow and steady progress towards the ocean.
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Clouds Of Water Detected Outside The Solar System
In the vicinity of the coldest known object out there
Astronomers have located clouds in the coldest-known object outside the solar system, a brown dwarf 7.2 light-years from Earth.
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