Of the 82 magazines with a date on the front cover, 47 were less than 2 months old and the rest were 3-12 months old. Each magazine was marked with a unique number on the back cover and monitored ...

This is the first Pulitzer awarded to the 10-year-old online science magazine, an independent publication from the Simons Foundation. It is also Wolchover’s first Pulitzer, an honor she found ...

Q — I have three boxes of Popular Mechanics and some Popular Science magazines dating between 1938 and 1964. My husband collected them. Since he is gone, I have no use for them and would like… ...

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If you’re looking to take a breather from politics, science magazines aren’t exactly a safe bet. On top of global warming, there’s evolution and stem-cell research to argue about. And we’d ...

A construction crew discovered a 1,000-year-old iron sword in the Netherlands still fully intact. The short sword comes ...

As I mentioned last time, and the time before that, I recently stumbled into a mysterious little shop called "Curios, Rarities, Bibelots & Old Sci-Fi Magazines That Inspired Games From 2015". It ...

And now here was the old soldier already halfway through the job. Three months later, with an aide’s alacrity and a friend’s care, Whitney slipped the manuscript into a box and carried it to ...

Science grew prodigiously, and its instruments—oscilloscopes, electronic computers, cyclotrons—enlisted superhuman precision and almost supernatural forces.

Together, Krapivin (now a graduate student at the University of Cambridge), Farach-Colton (now at New York University) and Kuszmaul demonstrated in a January 2025 paper that this new hash table can ...

Science says later than you might think Today's 60 year olds don't feel as old as a generation ago. New data suggests old age is more of a social construct than an objective biological reality.

Jacob Ward, an NBC correspondent who worked at Popular Science for seven years and spent some time as editor-in-chief, shared some thoughts about the end of the 151-year-old magazine in a video on ...