Health concerns while carrying a baby shouldn’t be much different from the rest of your life.
Pregnant people get a lot of grief for the unhealthy habits we all share
And now, a ship that can mine 39,000 tons of ore from a mile under water
There are giant robots involved.
This butterfly's transparent wings could one day save people's vision
See it with butterfly wings.
Last week in tech: See the world through rose-colored Spectacles
Snapchat’s latest face-wear, Amazon delivers to your car, and the latest episode of the podcast.
We’re finally understanding why exercise is great for your heart
Another reason you should make yourself a frequent gym visitor
A healthy reef is alive with music, but the chorus fades as the coral dies.
It's bad news for fish when their homes go quiet.
The most common misconceptions, debunked
Let me Google that for you.
NASA's next mission will give us InSight into Mars' interior
InSight is blasting off this week.
A pet’s death can hurt more than losing a fellow human
Social norms are wrecking your grief experience.
Inside the high-tech, last-ditch effort to save the northern white rhino
An animal fertility expert takes on a particularly tricky patient.
These free apps will help you type faster
Type faster from home row all the way up that tricky "Q."
Everything you need to know from Facebook's 2018 F8 developer conference
Mark Zuckerberg takes the stage to talk about Facebook's post-Cambridge Analytica future.
You’re almost certainly using the word 'allergies' wrong
No need to sniffle about it, though.
New eco-friendly microbeads could save oceans, rather than destroy them
Researchers are working on designs to help sop up pollutants.
How Popular Science covered the Empire State Building's 1931 opening
'Robot Elevators to Serve 85,000'
Watch water droplets dance across a surface using electricity
Cool things happen when you control water with a computer.
Yes, Earth's magnetic poles can flip. But they probably won't anytime soon.
But they might wobble.
Consumer DNA tests can’t tell you much, but they sure can get your relatives arrested
It's time to think about who has your data.
How to recover your precious data from a seemingly-dead computer
And possibly bring it back to life.
America's most populated areas lose 175,000 acres of tree cover every year
People need trees, but they keep destroying them.