Innovation & Tech Today
How to Turn Your Backyard Into an Outdoor Entertainment Hub
As Devices Become Smarter, the Patio is Becoming the Social Center of the Home.
2 min |
Volume 8 / Issue 3
Innovation & Tech Today
Fighter Jets Help Capture America The Beautiful
Greg Wilson and His Cinematography Team Used Unprecedented Techniques to Bring the Latest Disney+ Nature Documentary to Viewers.
4 min |
Volume 8 / Issue 3
Innovation & Tech Today
Darren Aronofsky THE SCIENCE LIMITLESS OF LONGEVITY
Award-winning director Darren Aronofsky is heading several new projects, including a film adaption of The Whale, and Limitless, a National Geographic docuseries that pushed Chris Hemsworth to his breaking point.
8 min |
Volume 8 / Issue 3
Innovation & Tech Today
A Vista of 100 Billion Flares: Photos From the James Webb Telescope
If there's one reason to smile It's when you look up out at night You're fortunate enough To drink in a vista 100 billion flares Display a glowing history Splayed out across a canvas, the night sky But, for a moment just contemplate When looking up, you only saw a blank slate And, for a moment just contemplate It appears that heaven's been abandoned -Rou Reynolds
6 min |
Volume 8 / Issue 3
Innovation & Tech Today
The Apple Lens is Getting Closer to Reality
Augmented reality is getting closer. Apple recently announced it is developing AR contact lenses that could make iPhones obsolete.
1 min |
Volume 8 / Issue 3
Innovation & Tech Today
GM Announces Hybrid Corvette for 2023
America's most popular sports car is getting a major tech and environmental upgrade.
1 min |
Volume 8 / Issue 3
Innovation & Tech Today
Mental Health in a Pandemic World
COVID-19 Forever Changed Mental Health Care.
4 min |
Volume 8 / Issue 3
Innovation & Tech Today
Creating Genie
Aladdin animator Eric Goldberg shares how his love of drawing was sparked and his experience working on some of Disney’s most beloved animated films.
5 min |
Volume 8 / Issue 3
Innovation & Tech Today
Democratizing Radio
Ryan Star’s Stationhead is Revolutionizing the Streaming Experience.
4 min |
Volume 8 / Issue 3
Innovation & Tech Today
AI-Driven Facial Recognition Software Helps Families of Holocaust Survivors Identify Relatives
A Google engineer has created an artificial intelligence-driven facial recognition platform that can scan through photos from World War II and the Holocaust, linking them to people living today.
1 min |
Volume 8 / Issue 3
Innovation & Tech Today
Large Hadron Collider Experiment Leads to Discovery of 3 New Exotic Particles
The Large Hadron Collider's third run is already producing new discoveries. Large Hadron Collider beauty (LHCb) collaboration has announced the discovery of three new exotic particles.
1 min |
Volume 8 / Issue 3
Innovation & Tech Today
New Software Enables Law Enforcement to Scan Fingerprints From a Smartphone
Contactless fingerprinting could soon be implemented by police departments across the U.S.
1 min |
Volume 8 / Issue 3
Innovation & Tech Today
Should I Have Cyber Insurance?
With so much emphasis behind sharing personal information online for the sake of presenting our best digital selves, we seldom consider the various cyber threats that exist and the propensity by which they can pose serious risk.
2 min |
Volume 8 / Issue 3
Innovation & Tech Today
Team Wildfire Wildfires with Jet Engines is Combating
A Movie Special Effects Engineer's Revolutionary Concept Will Help Combat the Wildfire Epidemic.
5 min |
Volume 8 / Issue 3
Innovation & Tech Today
Tech for Tikes
Lovevery is introducing science-driven fun to children aged six months to four years.
3 min |
Volume 8 / Issue 3
Innovation & Tech Today
Hi, My Name is David. I'm an Apple Addict.
“Gazpacho is cold” a great quote from Bill Maher explaining how every single thing you know, you learn at a particular moment in your life. When Maher was a younger man, after dressing down a waiter in a restaurant for bringing him cold soup, the waiter responded “Sir, Gazpacho is cold.” And he learned.
2 min |
Volume 8 / Issue 3
Innovation & Tech Today
Creating Tomorrow's Workforce
The Government's Big Investment in STEM
4 min |
Volume 8 / Issue 3
Newsweek US
What Makes Us Human
Tantalizing new findings suggest that neanderthals, our human cousins, are a lot like us. How, then, did we manage to win the evolutionary competition?
10+ min |
January 06 - 13, 2023 (Double Issue)
Popular Mechanics US
Why Isn't the World Made of Lego Blocks?
Lego bricks are among the most durable building materials in existence. So why don't we make everything out of them?
7 min |
January - February 2023
Popular Mechanics US
Whether Earth Once Harbored a Pre-Human Industrial Civilization
Complex life on our planet has existed for at least 400 million years.
3 min |
January - February 2023
Newsweek US
New Hopes and Fears for Alzheimer's Patients
A new drug offers modest slowing of the disease in its early stages. But are the benefits worth the risks?
8 min |
December 30, 2022
Popular Mechanics US
Jupiter's Shifting Orbit Will Make Earth Paradise (or Hell)
Oh, Jupiter. If only the gas giant shifted its orbit slightly, becoming more eccentric (meaning ovalshaped), it could transform the shape of Earth's orbit, too, causing parts of the blue planet to move closer to the sun.
1 min |
January - February 2023
Popular Mechanics US
Bottled Water B.S.
Tossing hundreds or thousands of empty water bottles into your recycling bin each year doesn’t make up for the fact that you're using up that amount of plastic for a free, renewable resource in the first place.
1 min |
January - February 2023
Popular Mechanics US
What Should the World Know More About?
Pry open any PopMech editor’s brain and you'll find an overstuffed assortment of fun facts, practical tips, interesting bits of history, and other insightful discoveries. But because there are only so many pages in this magazine, staffers don’t always have the space to share their favorite, most underreported nuggets of knowledge. Until now.
1 min |
January - February 2023
WIRED
Feed Me
Pitcher plants are beautiful, rare, and life-consuming-in every way. How one collector's obsession became a nightmare.
10+ min |
December 2022 - January 2023
WIRED
The Hibernator's Guide to the Galaxy
Scientists are on the verge of figuring out how to put humans in a state of suspended animation. It could be the key to colonizing Mars.
10+ min |
December 2022 - January 2023
WIRED
The Big Fight Over 403 Very Small Wasps
Earth is teeming with unknown species, and they're dying off faster than ever. Now biologists are in an urgent battle over an old question: how should humanity catalog life?
10+ min |
December 2022 - January 2023
Popular Mechanics US
Crabs Revolutionizing the Battery Industry
EVERY YEAR, WE PRODUCE ABOUT 6 TO 8 million tons of crab, shrimp, and lobster shell waste globally, with most of it dumped straight back into the ocean or into landfills.
2 min |
January - February 2023
Popular Mechanics US
How 3 Quantum Physicists Proved Einstein Wrong
0NCE DESCRIBED AS \"SPOOKY ACTION at a distance\" by the world's most famous physicist, Albert Einstein, entanglement the idea that two particles separated by vast distances could instantly influence each other-lies at the very heart of what makes quantum physics so strange and counterintuitive.
2 min |
January - February 2023
Popular Mechanics US
PATHS HIDDEN IN PLAIN VIEW
If you've ever seen a makeshift dirt path connecting two sidewalks, that's a \"desire path,\" also known as a desire line or game trail.
1 min |