Popular Scienceflipped into EnvironmentHurricane Harvey Among Hurricane Harvey's many bad effects: riskier childbirth for womenPopular Science - Nicole WetsmanA new study of Hurricane Harvey data shows how much havoc big storms wreak on newborns. In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, people affected by the storm faced a host of physical and mental health problems,
Popular Scienceflipped into ScienceCharles Darwin Charles Darwin wrote enough one-liners to fill a burn bookPopular Science - Eleanor CumminsCharles Darwin, born February 12, 1809, has been celebrated for more than two centuries—and for good reason. He was an adventurous soul, who documented the life and times of faraway place like the Galapagos
Popular Scienceflipped into ScienceScience What astronaut diaries tell us about the perils of a mission to MarsPopular Science - Sarah ScolesPeople will put up with a lot to achieve a first—but a researcher warns against a longer route to the Red Planet. August 2007 was a special time on the International Space Station. A shuttle crew—new fresh
Popular Scienceflipped into Trending on SocialJennifer Aniston Jennifer Aniston Just Joined Instagram And Shared A Reunion Pic Of The Whole "Friends" CastBuzzFeed"And now we're Instagram FRIENDS too." Earlier this year, Courteney Cox joined Instagram and has been periodically gifting us with amazing Friends nostalgia: In fact, Courteney, Lisa Kudrow, and Jennifer
Popular Scienceflipped into Trending on Social Former NASA Scientist Is Convinced He Found Evidence Of Life On Mars 40 Years Agobrobible.com - Douglas Charles First, before we get started here, we’re all in agreement that aliens do exist and there are people in the United States government who know this to …
Popular Scienceflipped into Trending on Social Enjoy This Compilation Of Idiots Vandalizing And Breaking Into Teslas Without Realizing Cameras Are Always Onbrobible.com - Cass Anderson This one is for all the haters out there. For the people people who see a brand new Tesla and think to themselves ‘f*ck that person and their car’ …
Popular Scienceflipped into Food ScienceSkittles The 22 best accidentally vegan candiesPopular Science - PopSci Commerce TeamYou can not buy animal products but still buy junk food. People sometimes equate "vegan" with "healthy," and while a diet rich in vegetables, legumes, and grains is proven to decrease the likelihood you'll
Popular Scienceflipped into GadgetsGear & Gadgets Conquer the cold with these four hand warmersPopular Science - PopSci Commerce TeamThere are a lot of reasons to keep hand warmers within reach: skiing, camping, chilly football games, and ice skating, to name a few. Warmers can help you enjoy outdoor activities longer, and can provide
Popular Scienceflipped into GadgetsGear & Gadgets Five art sets to encourage your tiny PicassoPopular Science - PopSci Commerce TeamIf your child has a knack for the visual arts, their face lights up when in the throws of a project. Though crafts time might be less fun for mom and dad—oh, the mess everywhere—creating art enriches lives
Popular Scienceflipped into Trending on SocialTechnology The new Air Force One arrives in 2024. Here's what we know so far. | Popular SciencePopular Science - Rob VergerThis Presidents Day, consider the past, present, and future of the airborne White House. Sometime in 2024, if all goes according to plan, whoever the president of the United States is at the time will
Popular Scienceflipped into Trending on SocialPhotography 52 of Cassini's most beautiful postcards from the outer solar systemPopular Science - Sarah FechtThe spacecraft completely changed our view of Saturn and her moons One of NASA's greatest spacecraft will call it quits on September 15, 2017. The Cassini spacecraft has made countless discoveries during
Popular Scienceflipped into Trending on SocialGoogle WiFi Let's watch Google announce its Pixel 4 Smartphone and morePopular Science - Stan HoraczekWe've known about Google's Pixel 4 for months now. The phone leaked so badly that Google itself tweeted about it well before the announcement could arrive. Now, however, we're live at the Made by Google
Popular Scienceflipped into ScienceTechnology Will hotter temperatures make infections more common?Popular Science - Eleanor CumminsFrom robot swarms to astroecology, these scientists are reimagining the boundaries in science. The world of human inquiry knows no borders. Infinite lines connect disparate disciplines. From physics to
Popular Scienceflipped into Trending on SocialSpace The First and Last Time You Will See the Space Shuttle Docked to the Space StationGizmodo This video is extraordinary. Not only because it's beautiful, but because it documents a future that is now gone forever. This is the first and only …
Popular Scienceflipped into Food Science 5 Devastating Diet Mistakes (And What To Do Instead)brobible.com - J. Camm Track your calories, eat in a deficit, train with weights and the pounds will melt away, right?Wrong.The whole weight loss thing turns out to be more …
Popular Scienceflipped into Science of Sex Here Are The 10 Best And 10 Worst Cities For Datingbrobible.com - by paulsacca Are you looking for love and not having any luck? Maybe your city is the issue. Apartment List surveyed their users to see which metropolitan areas …
Popular Scienceflipped into Trending on SocialBusiness Faced With a Drug Shortfall, Doctors Scramble to Treat Children With CancerThe New York Times - Roni Caryn RabinA critical drug that serves as the backbone of treatment for most childhood cancers, including leukemias, lymphomas and brain tumors, has become increasingly scarce, and doctors are warning that they soon
Popular Scienceflipped into GadgetsGear & Gadgets Revamped classic games that deliver more than nostalgiaPopular Science - PopSci Commerce TeamGiving a pop culture icon a nostalgia-fueled reboot or remake isn’t a new concept, but often the new version fails to recapture what it is we loved about the movie, TV show, or game in the first place.
Popular Scienceflipped into Weird ScienceConspiracies How to start a conspiracy theoryPopular Science - Jessica BoddyWe created a flow chart to show the many paths—and potential pitfalls—that can take an obscure idea in someone's head and make it infamous. Every conspiracy theory starts as a notion nestled safely in
Popular Scienceflipped into GadgetsCoffee Some of the best bags of coffee you can buy onlinePopular Science - PopSci Commerce TeamIf you drink coffee, you know the importance of keeping your favorite grounds in stock. And, sure, you can buy some generic sludge in a 16-pound tin that’ll get you through, but you deserve more. Luckily,
Popular Scienceflipped into AnimalsScience Where do you park when you dive thousands of feet into the ocean?Popular Science - Rachel NuwerStace Beaulieu forgets all bodily needs when chasing creatures in her tiny submarine. Stace Beaulieu is a biological oceanographer at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Here’s her tale from the
Popular Scienceflipped into SpaceSpace How China got the first seedling to sprout on the moonPopular Science - Grace WadeThe first lander on the 'dark side' of the moon brought several organisms with it. Only cotton survived. Earlier this year, approximately 238,900 miles away on the mysterious far side of the moon, two
Popular Scienceflipped into Trending on SocialWhat's Next For Facebook's Libra CryptocurrencyWhen Facebook announced Libra, it touted its slate of partners and the benefits that its cryptocurrency would provide. But regulatory pressure caused progress to stall and though the company remains steadfast that Libra will launch, major partners PayPal, eBay, Stripe, Visa and Mastercard have bowed out. In addition, Mark Zuckerberg will testify before the House Financial Services Committee on Oct. 23. Does Facebook's Libra Association have a path to launch in 2020? Here's a look at its progress and stumbles so far.
Popular Scienceflipped into TechnologyPompeii What unearthing ancient cities teaches us about exploring outer spacePopular Science - Annalee NewitzUnburying Pompeii with a bevy of drones and mapping tools could help us safeguard life. Urban ruins line a quiet thoroughfare in the northern reaches of Pompeii. Tall grass and sunflowers push through
Popular Scienceflipped into Watch PartyDisney+ Disney+ is Full of Movies That Are Totally Real But Sure Don’t Look Like Itslashfilm.com - Chris Evangelista Rather than release a standard press release listing all their titles, Disney+ is taking the long way around and running a seemingly never-ending …
Popular Scienceflipped into TechnologyGear & Gadgets Your smartphone is gross. Learn how to clean it properlyPopular Science - David NieldEverything you've touched is now on your face. Think about it. You can't see it with the naked eye, but your smartphone is likely to be crawling with bacteria—perhaps even with more than your toilet seat.
Popular Scienceflipped into Trending on SocialUber Uber Lays Off 350 More Employees in Latest Blood SacrificeGizmodo According to a letter sent by Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, about 350 more staffers at the not-a-cab company are being laid off across multiple …
Popular Scienceflipped into Trending on SocialVince Gilligan 'El Camino' Had Two Alternate Endings and the Original Cut Ran Three Hoursslashfilm.com - Hoai-Tran Bui When Aaron Paul‘s long-suffering Jesse Pinkman crashed a stolen El Camino through the fences of the white supremacist compound where he had been kept …
Popular Scienceflipped into Trending on SocialScience This 25-foot-long dino discovery suggests raptors roamed farther than we realizedPopular Science - Sara Kiley WatsonIt's the largest dinosaur ever to be dug up in Thailand. A unique 25-foot-long, Reptar-like dinosaur dating back to the early Cretaceous period was discovered recently in Khorat, Thailand, a new study
Popular Scienceflipped into GadgetsGear & Gadgets Weather monitoring tools for amateur meteorologistsPopular Science - PopSci Commerce TeamTo little kids everywhere (and maybe some big kids too), weather forecasts are kind of magical. How is it possible to know if Saturday will be a good beach day, or when snow might be heavy enough to knock
Popular ScienceTechnology The new Air Force One arrives in 2024. Here's what we know so far. | Popular SciencePopular Science - Rob Verger
Popular ScienceComic Books Suicide Squad Star Not Returning For James Gunn's Versioncomicbook.com - Jamie Lovett
Popular Science Scientist With Terminal Illness To Transform Into ‘World’s Very First Full Cyborg’brobible.com - paulsacca
Popular ScienceSaturday Night Live 'SNL' Finally Delivers with Host David Harbour, a Brilliant 'Joker' Parody, and a Solid Cold Openpajiba.com - Dustin Rowles
Popular ScienceSaturday Night Live 'SNL' Finally Delivers with Host David Harbour, a Brilliant 'Joker' Parody, and a Solid Cold Openpajiba.com - Dustin Rowles
Popular Science Some U.S. Cities Are Banning New Fast-Food Drive-Thrus, Here’s Whybrobible.com - Mark Harris
Popular ScienceHalloween 31 Horror Movies To Stream In October In Celebration Of Halloweenpajiba.com - Jodi Smith
Popular Science 12 Must-Have Hunting and Fishing Apps for Your Smartphonefieldandstream.com - By Ryan Chelius
Popular Science Gut feeling: How a healthy microbiome helps beat stress and lift mood | New Scientistnewscientist.com - By Scott Anderson
Popular Science What you need to know about email trackers and how to stop themPopular Science - David Nield
Popular Science Can You Answer These 16 Complex SpaceX Job Interview Questions?brobible.com - paulsacca
Popular ScienceIcon version of the Flipboard logo Only 11% Of People Know This Special Hack To Get Ketchup Out Of Its Bottle Quickly – What About You?brobible.com - by Rebecca Martinson
Popular Science All the cool things you can do on your phone's lock screenPopular Science - David Nield
Popular ScienceApple Card Everything you need to know about the new Apple credit cardPopular Science - Rob Verger
Popular Science That time a bunch of underwater mines exploded and the sun was the only suspectPopular Science - Neel V. Patel
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Popular Science A savvy shopper's guide to spotting fake Amazon reviewsPopular Science - Whitson Gordon
Popular Science Pence says U.S. rocket companies will put astronauts in space this year. U.S. rocket companies aren’t so sure.Popular Science - Charlie Wood
Popular ScienceGear & Gadgets The best dash cams for your car—and why you need onePopular Science - PopSci Commerce Team
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