FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo Did You Know That You Can Cure A Headache Using Nothing But A Wooden Pencil?brobible.com - by Cass Anderson Do you bros get headaches? Because I get A LOT of headaches and I know I’m not alone in this. When I was a kid it was even worse, I was getting …
Can You Answer These 16 Complex SpaceX Job Interview Questions?brobible.com - paulsacca We’ve seen 21 tough interview job questions that you might get asked if you were applying to work at Amazon. Now we get insight on some of the …
Plumbing How an old oven became a sinkPopular Science - Cari ShaneWhen DIY inspiration strikes, you’ve got to go with it. For me, that meant impulsively salvaging a rusty, musty, 1940s electric oven with a vague plan to turn it into a vanity and sink. It also sometimes
YouTube Premium Why you might want to sign up for YouTube PremiumPopular Science - David NieldNo ads is a pretty sweet perk, but it's not the only one. Adding YouTube Premium to your growing list of digital subscriptions might have never crossed your mind. After all, YouTube already lets you watch
Knives Inexpensive chef knives that will change the way you cookPopular Science - PopSci Commerce TeamChef Masaharu Morimoto says “a kitchen without a knife is not a kitchen.” Something as essential as a proper chef’s knife should be top-quality, but it’s pretty easy to spend a few hundred dollars on a
Environment The environmental impact of watching a movie might surprise youPopular Science - Sara ChodoshNostalgic about browsing at Blockbuster? Don't be. Of all the ways to view a film at home, driving to a store to rent a copy consumes by far the most energy. It's not exactly a Shyamalan twist to learn
Technology Last week in tech: The supreme smartphone, Apple's credit card, and Android 10Popular Science - Stan HoraczekYou can also listen to the latest episode of the Techathlon podcast. Choosing a cellphone used to be a lot more fun. Before the dawn of the smartphone, aesthetics played a much bigger part of the decision-making
Pets Essential travel kits for active petsPopular Science - PopSci Commerce TeamOne of the biggest joys of having an animal companion is exploring the world together. Contemplating the vast landscape from a mountain peak, spending the day in a new city, or simply visiting friends
Gear & Gadgets Three power adapters for every world traveler's suitcasePopular Science - Tony VazElectrical outlets vary in shape and voltage from country to country, so any savvy globetrotter knows to pack the appropriate adapter. With a power converter, you can ensure your blowdryer, phone charger,
Play buttonAnimals 10 Most Powerful Animal Bites on the PlanetPopular Science - Steven HillFearsome apex predators with the strongest jaws in the world Wild animals bring many awe-inspiring physical traits to their battle for survival, including the ability to use their teeth and jaws for self-defense
Mattresses Air mattresses that don't hate your backPopular Science - Tony VazThere's no longer any excuse for making your guests sleep on the couch or the floor. Affordable air mattresses are now actually comfortable. Plus, a decent air mattress is a game-changers for anyone who
Salmonella This new Salmonella ‘superbug’ is probably no scarier than the fluPopular Science - Sara ChodoshSuperbugs sound scary now more than ever because they're increasingly real. Our widespread use of antibiotics is actively breeding hardier bacteria that can evade our best weapons against them. This week,
Technology Does Hyundai's rooftop solar panel change the fuel-economy equation?Popular Science - Rob VergerSolar panels on cars make more sense than a decade ago. The new hybrid Hyundai Sonata isn't available yet in the United States, but it offers something compelling enough to make headlines here—a solar
Recipes What’s Better than Popeyes AND Chick-fil-a? A Fried Pheasant Sandwichfieldandstream.com - By Colin Kearns Preheat the oil in a cast-iron skillet to 350 degrees. In a large bowl, mix the flour and cornmeal with the spices. Season the mixture with salt and …
Women's Health Menstrual cups were invented in 1867. What took them so long to gain popularity?Popular Science - Marion RenaultPeriod tech helped women "overcome prejudice leveled against a bleeding body." The technology's future could be even more freeing. Are you a Dutchess, a Diva, or a Pixie? Do you Blossom like a flower,
Apps You can stop bots and spammers from calling you so freaking muchPopular Science - David NieldFight back against Agent Smith from the “Federal Investigations Department.” Your smartphone is a lot of things—a way to communicate with your loved ones, a tool to share your world, an occasional gaming
Play buttonNuclear Energy The nuclear mutant is still evolvingPopular Science - Eleanor CumminsIn the early morning of April 26, 1986, reactor number 4 in the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant exploded. In the middle of a safety test, energy levels plunged, so the operators withdrew the majority of
How to navigate your computer screen with only your keyboardPopular Science - Dan SeitzIt's hard to imagine using a computer without a mouse or its notable descendants, the trackpad and pointing stick (you know, that rubber thing in the middle of the keyboard). So when they stop working,
How to disguise your personal web-surfing at workPopular Science - David NieldBefore 5 P.M. hits, you just have to do some online shopping, or check your favorite site for updates, or take a break from that mind-numbingly boring assignment. Whatever the reason, you want to browse
Flu Border detention centers won't give vaccines, despite flu deaths and potential U.S. outbreaksPopular Science - Nicole WetsmanThe flu can pass more easily in crowded conditions, like those at the border. Customs and Border Patrol will not provide flu vaccinations to migrants detained in facilities at the border, according to
Gear & Gadgets How predicting the future shifted from fiction to fact—and what we lost along the wayPopular Science - Max Saunders/The ConversationThe findings of this research were first covered by The Conversation as part of its Insights series. From shamanic ritual to horoscopes, humans have always tried to predict the future. And while some those
Gear & Gadgets Electric face cleaners to get the oil and dead skin out of your poresPopular Science - PopSci Commerce TeamThe average adult has 20,000 pores on their face, which makes the odds of getting one of them stuffed up with dead skin pretty high. If you don't wash your face regularly, you risk blackheads, acne, and
Headphones Four Bluetooth headphones that protect your kids' earsPopular Science - PopSci Commerce TeamBright colors and volume protection make these great headphones for young ones. Music is a crucial part of child development. It can help accelerate brain development, and improve intellectual, social,
12 tips for organizing your work spacePopular Science - Gareth BranwynThe following is an excerpt adapted from Tips and Tales from the Workshop: A Handy Reference for Makers by Gareth Branwyn. Some studies suggest that organization leads to clearer, more productive thinking
Deforestation The Amazon rainforest is burning, and humans are to blamePopular Science - Kat EschnerDark skies over Sao Paulo this week were just a local hint of an unfolding global catastrophe centered in Brazil. This year, the Amazon rainforest is burning at an unprecedented rate, after historic deforestation
Play buttonTechnology How elite drivers train to endure the punishing conditions of pro racingPopular Science - Dan CarneyAn F1 trainer explains how athletes survive the heat, stress, and g-forces during a race. Steering a car while strapped tightly into a seat as may look more like relaxation than exertion. But piloting
Gear & Gadgets The best dash cams for your car—and why you need onePopular Science - PopSci Commerce TeamThe key is buying one before your parked car gets hit. Even the safest drivers on the planet get into car accidents. They can even happen when you're parked at the gas station getting road trip Twizzlers.
Gear & Gadgets Pencil cases to keep your writing tools organizedPopular Science - PopSci Commerce TeamColor-coded notes are more fun. Reading with a highlighter in hand makes the content easier to follow (even if what you choose to highlight is random). It’s easy to get carried away with writing utensils,
Spiders Extreme weather is making these spiders extra feistyPopular Science - Sara ChodoshThey get rather aggressive after a tropical cyclone passes through. Swirling wind moving at upwards of 100 miles per hour combined with pelting rains and crushing waves are going to disrupt an ecosystem
First Aid Build the ultimate natural disaster survival kitPopular Science - By Tim MacWelch/Outdoor LifeStock essential items and stay prepared for whatever Mother Nature throws your way. Natural disasters can feel totally out of our control. But there's something that you can control to insulate your family
