The real killer of Napoleon's army revealed by DNA testing It wasn't typhus that plagued his troops. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 5 days 5d Share
Meet the man who built a 15-foot-tall sea glass Christmas tree John Viveiros exclusively works with discarded materials and sea glass from Rhode Island's beaches. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 5 days 5d Share
Ancient Roman mass grave shows its army's ethnic diversity Part of the empire's strength was drawn from its different populations. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 5 days 5d Share
Why do horses have eyes on the side of their head? 'You often have to teach horses something on both sides of their body for them to process the information fully.' popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 5 days 5d Share
What Americans fear most in 2025 For over a decade, Americans' top fear has remained the same: corrupt government officials. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 6 days 6d Share
Dinosaur 'mummies' prove some dinos had hooves 'Edmontosaurus annectens' stormed around North America during the Late Cretaceous. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 6 days 6d Share
2025 Audio Awards: 25 sound investments for sonic satisfaction We want you to hear about some the best things we heard in the last year, so here are 25 audio products and experiences that impressed us. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 6 days 6d Share
You're actually not allowed to keep bird feathers you find on hikes--and it's all thanks to two women who got really mad about hats Plus ant yogurt and other weird things we learned this week. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 6 days 6d Share
Iceland was the only country in the world without mosquitos--now they've found three The insects will likely stay in the Nordic country. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 6 days 6d Share
Human outsmarts Google DeepMind AI, solving centuries-old 'kissing problem' How many spheres can be arranged so that every one 'kisses' a single rounded shape in the center? popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 6 days 6d Share