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June 20th
And while we're at it, the winter solstice and equinoxes, too.
June 20th
This simple planter box will turn heads for years to come.
June 19th
A “military enthusiast” gets jail time for dumping canisters of World War II-era mustard gas into a public lake.
June 19th
NASA's Perseverance rover is getting ready for its trip to Mars. Here's all the science it hopes to do once it gets there.
June 19th
The fighter was based on the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt. Thankfully, the crew is safe.
June 19th
When the giant Galapagos tortoise faced extinction, Diego answered the call.
June 19th
Decades from now, we may look back on QUA as a pioneering code.
June 19th
Put your logic and math skills to the test. No cheating!
June 18th
We built a gauntlet of crumbs, carpet, and fake dog poop to determine which will serve you best.
June 18th
It's squishier and stretchier than ever before.
June 18th
Al fresco can work ... if everyone plays by the rules.
June 18th
This stylish waterproof hiking boot delivers excellent performance at an affordable cost.
June 18th
It's the Pentagon's most advanced bomb to date.
June 18th
Why mess with window A/C units when you don’t have to?
June 18th
It's fooled us for at least a century. Here's why.
June 18th
AMG is bringing Formula 1 technology to the road. This is potentially a game-changer.
June 18th
It's all part of Elon Musk's mission to reimagine how we travel.
June 18th
It's a covert way to hold power accountable.
June 17th
Roughing it is for people who don’t own one of these comfy seats.
June 17th
With loads of support and color options, these seats perform well above their price points.
June 17th
After arriving at Cape Canaveral in style, now these boosters are headed to the moon.
June 17th
The ingenious airshield is one of the best solutions we've seen yet.
June 17th
Defiant is one of two helicopters that could replace the Army’s UH-60 Blackhawk.
June 17th
The KC-46A Pegasus tanker has a history of unwanted junk in its trunk.
June 17th
This could be a monumental step in the search for dark matter.
June 17th
You'll never have to argue with coworkers over the office temperature again.
June 17th
The LRAD is like a car alarm from hell—and if you aren’t careful, it could permanently damage your hearing.
June 17th
To achieve big nuclear goals, you have to start small.
June 16th
We parse the clues from a puzzling series of presidential remarks.
June 16th
This 48,000-year-old discovery was found in an unlikely place.
June 16th
It’s called PhoneSoap 3, and it’s especially useful during the pandemic.
June 16th
Until now, it's been tough keeping up with the little buggers.
June 16th
Including the essentials, plus some extras to make your time outside even more enjoyable.
June 16th
See how scientists are inspired by the bug, which survives at extreme temperatures.
June 16th
This time and temperature keeps fabrics strong and prevents premature aging.
June 16th
Because it's almost impossible to get it to stay still on Earth.
June 16th
Meet the strange structures at Earth's core-mantle boundary.
June 15th
The ship is back with a patched hull and new electronics.
June 15th
"It’s the virtual equivalent of taping gold to everyone’s dollar bills."
June 15th
If we're ever going to travel into deep space, we'll need to sleep for a long, long time.
June 15th
New ACs are smarter, quieter, and cooler.
June 15th
Is there anybody out there? Maybe.
June 15th
It remains unclear what caused the fatal crash.
June 15th
They're just molds, but looks like a big notch is destined for Apple's new iPhones.
June 15th
Bring that sucker down without anyone getting hurt.
June 15th
When you want to capture some footage—whether in case of an accident or just for your own memories—turn to one of these.
June 15th
The bomber that ended WWII and paved the way for a more modern U.S. Air Force.
June 15th
A look back at Popular Mechanics August 1944 test flight of the B-29 bomber.