The coldest body temperatures humans have survived In some remarkable cases, people have survived after their core temperature has plummeted into the 50s. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 9 days 9d Share
Diarrhea slowed down Roman soldiers Intestinal parasites that still plague us today were all over Roman Britain. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 9 days 9d Share
Physicists 3D-printed a Christmas tree made of ice particles The three-inch-tall tree is more than just a holiday novelty. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 9 days 9d Share
First-of-its-kind cosmic collision spotted 25 light-years from Earth Astronomers initially thought the dramatic burst of light was a new exoplanet. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 9 days 9d Share
Go ahead and swear--it's good for your health Cursing can boost your workout, mood, and even confidence. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 10 days 10d Share
Our top headphones of 2025 are on sale and arrive before Christmas if you order ASAP When we pack, we pack the Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S3. They're our top travel headphones of 2025 and they're currently 20% off. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 10 days 10d Share
The practical gift guide: 34 boring-but-useful presents anyone would love A big part of maturing is realizing that sometimes a good pair of socks, a fancy charging cable, or a pair of pliers can be a great gift. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 10 days 10d Share
During WWII, a dress-wearing squirrel sold war bonds alongside FDR US bomber crews even carried photos of Tommy Tucker on missions. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 10 days 10d Share
Brie, cheddar, and other high-fat cheeses linked to lower dementia risk But don't load up that cheese plate just yet. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 10 days 10d Share
Two neutron stars may have formed the first known 'superkilonova' The historic explosion was 1.3 billion light-years away from Earth. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 10 days 10d Share