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Three tiger cubs born in Kansas
Keepers realized the Bengal tiger was pregnant shortly before she gave birth. The post Three tiger cubs born in Kansas appeared first on Popular Science.
Sony just revived its RX10 V bridge camera with a built-in massive zoom lens
The integrated 24-600mm (equivalent) lens covers everything from wide-angle to super-telephoto without the need to buy and carry extra glass. The post Sony just revived its RX10 V bridge camera with a
World’s first right-hander could be this 550 million-year-old worm
The new findings suggest preference towards the right in animals may date back much, much further than once though. The post World’s first right-hander could be this 550 million-year-old worm appe
In 1889, Paris became obsessed with the Wild West
Annie Oakley and Buffalo Bill helped turn a skeptical Paris crowd into lifelong fans of the American West. The post In 1889, Paris became obsessed with the Wild West appeared first on Popular Science.
In groundbreaking first, humanoid robots performed surgery
Don't worry; humans helped remotely. The post In groundbreaking first, humanoid robots performed surgery appeared first on Popular Science.
9 new features Apple added to iPhones
Finally you can set your alarm volume separately. The post 9 new features Apple added to iPhones appeared first on Popular Science.
World’s largest paper airplane has a 65-foot wingspan
The new Guinness World Record holder flew nearly 200 feet on a single glide. The post World’s largest paper airplane has a 65-foot wingspan appeared first on Popular Science.
Charles Darwin’s daughter had an unusual hobby: Hunting phallic mushrooms
Eccentric "Aunt Etty" also edited several of her father's most important works. The post Charles Darwin’s daughter had an unusual hobby: Hunting phallic mushrooms appeared first on Popular Science.
The best multitools, tested and reviewed
This pocket-friendly accessory is a one-stop shop for many DIY or home projects. The post The best multitools, tested and reviewed appeared first on Popular Science.
Leatherman Wave Alpha multitool review: A fantastic blade and scissors you might actually use
If you carry a multitool every day, the Wave Alpha is the most comfortable one Leatherman makes, with standout scissors and a MagnaCut blade that earn the premium. The post Leatherman Wave Alpha multi
Invasive (but delicious) clams discovered in Cape Cod
The Manila clam has officially conquered the Northern Hemisphere. The post Invasive (but delicious) clams discovered in Cape Cod appeared first on Popular Science.
Airbus wants to build world’s first hydrogen fuel jet engine
Commercial hydrogen planes could take off by 2035. The post Airbus wants to build world’s first hydrogen fuel jet engine appeared first on Popular Science.
Sony’s IER-M500 IEMs bring pro-audio stage monitoring features to the masses
With its new $119 performer-focused in-ear monitors, Sony aims for complete creator support from studio to stage. The post Sony’s IER-M500 IEMs bring pro-audio stage monitoring features to the masse
New satellite system could detect nukes in space
‘You can fake intelligence, but you can’t fake physics.’ The post New satellite system could detect nukes in space appeared first on Popular Science.
Do animals really mate for life?
Animal relationship status can range from 'it’s complicated' to 'divorced.' The post Do animals really mate for life? appeared first on Popular Science.