Patty stuffers, meat claws, grill robots, and more.
Grill gear to make your barbecue the best on the block
Does a black hole ever die?
What we know about the mysterious life cycle of a black hole.
Lava is creating more Hawai'i. It's also forming corrosive acid mist.
What happens when lava from the Kilauea eruption enters the ocean.
Artificial intelligence can take your bad whistling and make it sound like Mozart
Facebook researchers used AI to create a universal music translator.
Pluto may be made up of a billion comets
But we won't know until we get there.
Tick-borne illnesses have tripled in the last 14 years. Here’s how to avoid them over the holiday weekend.
A brief guide to not getting bitten by a tick while you're out in the woods.
I created the first digital meme
The mind behind the Dancing Baby regrets his most famous work.
How modern-day dinosaurs survived the apocalypse
The mother of all birds lived on the ground.
10 pieces of clutch motorcycle gear for all riders
For a safe, stylish, and comfortable ride.
A realistic guide to the current crop of tech rumors
Catch up on all the technology gossip without all the hype.
The science fiction podcasts every nerd should listen to
To help you ignore your dystopian reality.
New science books to read this weekend
Disasters, kindness, oceans and more.
Save hundreds of dollars on a custom computer desk—by building it yourself
A surprisingly easy step-by-step guide.
Lab-grown meat might not be the answer to our protein problem
It’ll be more efficient than the real thing, but that’s not saying much.
Versions of Han Solo’s blaster already exist
And they’re way more powerful than real lightsabers would be.
Last week in tech: Have you updated your privacy policy?
GDPR happened, Alexa had a butt dial scandal, and enter the Twitter time machine.
What happens if you eat too many Tums?
If three work, the entire box will probably work even better, right?
How to handle a koala-chlamydia epidemic
Sex, drugs, and baby koalas.
Stop popping your pimples
Dermatologists warn against it, even if it’s super duper satisfying.
How to send self-destructing messages
Five apps that leave no trace.