But they're still illegal.
If you’re looking to play it safe when it comes to illicit substances, look no further than the humble shroom. Read on.
Study: Magic mushrooms are the safest drug
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Scientists are using gene editing to try to slow cancer growth
With more research, CRISPR could give us a new cancer treatment.
A group of researchers recently used the CRISPR gene editing technique to try to eliminate one of the key proteins that allow cancer cells to proliferate out of control.
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We finally have the Juno spacecraft's first results on Jupiter
Here are eight surprising things NASA has learned so far.
Scientists are still analyzing all the juicy data from Juno's first flyby of Jupiter, but the first results have just been published.
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These tree-climbing goats spread seeds by spitting
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Nest Learning Thermostat Review: Smart temperature control that sticks to your schedule
It's one of the only Wi-Fi thermostats that can learn your daily routine and adjust accordingly.
The third generation Nest improves on an already-excellent product.
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NOAA predicts an above average hurricane season for 2017
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No, menstrual blood does not attract sharks
It's safe to surf during shark week.
This is a myth that needs to hurry up and die. Find out the facts:…
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Special forces are getting a stealth motorcycle that's silent and deadly
Here comes the dirt bike, beware of the dirt bike.
DARPA wants a stealthy, fuel-scavenging hybrid-electric motorcycle for special forces…
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Scientists are trying to get inside the mind of a terrorist
What makes mass murder possible?
A recent study sheds insight on how terrorists' morality differs from our own. Read on.
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Snakes can actually hunt in packs
But you should only be scared if you live in a cave in Cuba.
The world is a scary place without knowing that snakes hunt in packs. But one biologist in Cuba just couldn’t leave well enough alone...
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Climate change might literally keep us up at night
Americans will lose quality sleep as temperatures rise.
Rising temperatures will make it harder for Americans to get to sleep. Read on.
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5 outdoor games you can build yourself
Get outside this weekend.
This weekend, take advantage of your yard by building an outdoor game or two. These projects require only cheap supplies and shouldn’t take too long to assemble.
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Five rad and random things I found this week
The end-of-week dispatch from PopSci's commerce editor. Vol. 12.
In this dispatch from PopSci's commerce editor, find a bevy of picks for the perfect Memorial Day weekend. Read on.
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Shape shifting pasta, Jupiter's swirling storms, and other amazing images of the week
Newsworthy eye candy.
Our favorite images from this week in science, health, and technology news.
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This week in tech: Triumph of AlphaGo, new Surface Pro, and a bacteria shirt
9 stories you might have missed, from AI to Zuckerberg
This week, a machine came out on top, and an Ivy-League dropout finally got a Harvard degree.
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How one community rallied to save turtles from becoming roadkill
Over 10 years later, their efforts have paid off.
Why did the turtle cross the road? To get to the other side. Read on.
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Los Angeles has enjoyed the same amazing climate for 50,000 years
According to the beetles, anyway.
What would California's climate look like if you travelled back in time? Probably about the same. At least, that’s what the asphalt-encrusted beetles say.
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Stop looking for the latest superfood and eat a chili pepper
A hot lesson in nutritional studies.
A recent study on chili peppers highlights why we shouldn't be deciding what we eat based on the strength of single food studies.
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Make instant slushies with supercooling
A scientific party trick.
Water doesn't always freeze at 0°C. Turn this fact into your next party trick by creating supercooled water that turns into ice instantly!
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52 of Cassini's most beautiful postcards from the outer solar system
The spacecraft completely changed our view of Saturn and her moons
52 of the Cassini spacecraft's most amazing images.
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