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A conversation between WIRED editor in chief Nicholas Thompson and Carbon Health cofounder Caesar Djavaherian.

The ill-fated mission is a testament to NASA's ability to overcome an unfortunate series of events, even while in space.

Missing physics lab? Here are three experiments you can do at home, with a free app and some everyday stuff.

Plus: Windows zero days, Covid-19 spam, and more of the week's top security news.

The new Lovecraftian horror movie, starring Nicolas Cage, is the first from the director since he was fired from *The Island of Dr. Moreau* in 1996.

Searching this cookbook mega-index is the best way to find out what's for dinner.

An upgrade to the fighter jet, to be first deployed with Qatar's Air Force, is designed to complement the newer F-35 in combat missions.

The list of suspects is long: bacteria, viruses, pollution, invasive species. No matter the cause, the Unionid Mussel Strike Force aims to find out.

Shows like '#blackAF' and '#FreeRayShawn' want to send a message with their titles—one that transcends the internet lexicon in surprisingly relevant ways.

We may be stuck at home, but sales are still out there and we've rounded them up for you.

Instacart promised it would provide masks and sanitizer kits weeks ago. Now the company claims the delay is by design.

Scientists understand the chemistry perfectly well, but whether or not it actually prevents cancer? The answer's not so simple.

Sony is reportedly limiting the initial production run—and maybe not for the reasons you'd think.

The White House has “phases” for ending coronavirus restrictions, but offers states no help in achieving them.

To stop the pandemic, it is critical to know how our immune system's antibodies fight the coronavirus. This is what science can tell us so far.

My generation learned that relentless self-optimization was a way to cope—but in this crisis, everything looks different.

No creative brief? No problem. These oddball still lifes were produced from nothing but his personal trove of knick knacks.

“Is BGP Safe Yet” is a new site that names and shames internet service providers that don't tend to their routing.

Hundreds of thousands of lower-grade breathing devices are going unused because manufacturers say they can’t perform life-saving functions. But a new patch might change that.

This smart, space-efficient gym replacement might make you actually want to work out. Plus, it's shiny.

Plus: The legacy of John Horton Conway, advice for keeping leaders honest, and Taiwan’s new baseball fans.

A recently discovered space rock hurtling through the solar system has some of the characteristics of an interstellar object. Here's how astronomers would know for sure.

It's nearly 15 years old, but when you play, you feel like you are living in the present moment.

LG's newest Android phone has wonderful battery life and audio performance, but can't match its pricey peers.

The claim that those with higher BMIs are at special risk of dying from the coronavirus is grossly overstated.

A reality show about horny people who have to keep their social distance? Sounds familiar.

Some players in the tech industry are pivoting hard to address the global health crisis. But in many ways, business continues as usual.

Tests for many experimental drugs are now on hold, but for patients with life-threatening diseases, that means putting hope on hold too.

Step one, acceptance.

Apple and Google's Bluetooth-based system isn't perfect. But many of the biggest concerns have solutions.

Software suggested an arthritis drug might quell an out-of-control immune response that damages the lungs. Now it's being tested in a clinical trial.

More than a messaging app, these services encourage friends to have meaningful and lengthy dialogues they’d normally have face-to-face.

The president says “nobody ever expected a thing like this,” but dire predictions have been heaped on leaders for decades.

Faced with a pandemic on the one hand and slashed budgets on the other, some industry insiders say it’s time for influencing to evolve.

Using powerful electromagnets, Eric Mesplé makes these substances behave in mesmerizing ways. Here’s how he works his gloopy, creepy magic.

The Covid-19 pandemic is causing some truly bizarre, and horrifying, night visions. Sharing them helps.

It's nice to think that recovery will give you absolute protection, but that's not really how this works.

Here's the WIRED guide to catch you up on everything you should know about robotics.

Motorola's newest budget Android phones offer three-day battery life at a good price. But considering the competition, that might not be enough.

As coronavirus takes hold and farmers plant crops, the continent faces a new wave of locusts 20 times larger than one earlier this year.

Cinemark is trying to plan for a July reopening, and AMC Theatres could be facing bankruptcy as the pandemic keeps audiences away.

Mark O’Connell never imagined his book, *Notes From an Apocalypse*, would come out amid global catastrophe. But his optimism is more relevant than ever.

The Western States Pact and a council of northeastern states have formed public health coalitions while the federal government does … whatever it’s doing.

The vaquita, an icon of the Gulf of California, is swiftly dying out. But its strange DNA could hold valuable lessons for other threatened species.

The sci-fi movie, which has catapulted up the ranks on the streaming service's Top 10, proves there's an appetite for indie genre flicks.

Health care facilities are hastily constructing new entrances and testing facilities, installing glass doors, and crafting face shields to protect workers.

Scientists are racing to figure out why some patients also develop neurological ailments like confusion, stroke, seizure, or loss of smell.

Rumored Nazi treasure, a dark Bohemian lake, an unsuspecting TV crew—and a brilliant spy to put it all together.

Some investors are urging their portfolio companies to leave government assistance for restaurants and hairdressers.

Physicists found the locations of major defects in perovskite cells—a critical breakthrough on the path to cheap, flexible solar technology.