It took over 1,000 shots to create this elaborate waterscape. The post The Magical Underwater World You've Never Seen—And Never Will appeared first on WIRED.

In a country where both mobile internet access and video is growing at an enormous rate, some companies see an opportunity to help young people The post The YouTubers Pushing India's Millennials to Talk About Tough Issues (Penises, for Instance) appeared first on WIRED.

A new prototype gadget uses the technique of fingerprinting computers based on their "clock skew" to detect vehicle hacking. The post Clever Tool Shields Your Car From Hacks by Watching Its Internal Clocks appeared first on WIRED.

For musicians trying to make it, the Internet can be unforgiving. Just don't quit---you never know who's listening. The post Fear Not, Indie Musicians. The Web Can Still Bring Unexpected Victories appeared first on WIRED.

Sure there were movies and TV we could've spent time on last week, but we mostly spent the last few days staring at our phones. The post Culture Podcast: Halp, We Can’t Stop Playing Pokémon Go appeared first on WIRED.

Mercedes wants to do for golf carts what Tesla did for EVs, which used to be compared to ... golf carts. The post Mercedes Just Made the Coolest Golf Cart of All Time, Because Sure appeared first on WIRED.

In spite of being Amazon's biggest sales day ever, the second annual Prime Day deflated shareholders' high expectations for the event. The post Amazon’s Second Prime Day Was Pretty ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ appeared first on WIRED.

Looking back at Season 1 gives us some ideas where Elliot's journey may go after the E Corp hack. The post What to Expect From Mr. Robot, Season Two (Hint: Lotsa Easter Eggs) appeared first on WIRED.

No arguments from all you Mr. Know-It-Alls out there. The post Mr. Robot Is Back, But Is He No. 1? Here Are 51 Misters, Ranked appeared first on WIRED.

Get up close and personal with Tomoyuki Tanaka's hand-drawn illustrations of Tokyo's sprawling transit hubs. The post Lose Yourself in Tomoyuki Tanaka’s X-Ray Illustrations of Tokyo Train Stations appeared first on WIRED.

Some lab studies have indicated that female nervous systems use different cell types to transmit pain. But many scientists use all-male cohorts of lab mice. The post Science Has a Huge Diversity Problem ... in Lab Mice appeared first on WIRED.

Researchers at the Allen Brain Observatory mapped the visual cortices of 35 mice while they watched the classic Touch of Evil. Well, part of it, at least. The post 35 Mice Watched the Cult Film Touch of Evil for Science appeared first on WIRED.

Scientists, musicians and philosophers have been debating why music sounds nice for literally centuries. The post Neuroscientists Still Don’t Know Why Music Sounds Good appeared first on WIRED.

The rewards program, though limited, is another sign that the auto industry is starting to take the threat of car hacking seriously. The post Chrysler Launches Detroit's First 'Bug Bounty' for Hackers appeared first on WIRED.

New research on the Alban Hills south of Rome suggest that it could be heading into a new eruptive period. The post Could a Volcano Be Waking Up on the Outskirts of Rome? appeared first on WIRED.

GM's building a power-assisted glove that will make spinning a wrench a whole lot easier. The post GM's Roboglove Will Turn Workers Into Cyborgs appeared first on WIRED.

With a new software development kit that even the greenest coder can use, this smart toy could help seed a new generation of intelligent robots. The post Cozmo Is an Artificially Intelligent Toy Truck That's Also the Future of Robotics appeared first on WIRED.

Prepare to be introduced by a mutual Pikachu. The post Pokémon Go Might Just Be the Perfect Dating App (Yes, Really) appeared first on WIRED.

From Baton Rouge to New York City, protestors gathered by the thousands last week. These photos tell their story. The post Videos Started the BLM Protests. Photos Help Us Understand Them appeared first on WIRED.

Also, she thinks hackers will rule the world. The post Carly Chaikin Answers Your Mr. Robot Questions (Hint: Yes, It’s Realistic) appeared first on WIRED.

The charcoal crowd swears that their method imparts some sort of magical flavor to their food. But they’re wrong about where that flavor comes from. The post Charcoal Grilling Tastes Better Than Gas. It’s Just Science appeared first on WIRED.

The visionary writer is experimenting with serialized digital release for his latest work—and taking readers to a dystopian retreat in the process. The post Warren Ellis' Normal Brings Readers a Serialized Digital Dystopia appeared first on WIRED.

With Gordon Ramsay Dash, now you too can have the "Hell's Kitchen" chef call you a "donkey" while you fail to cook food properly. The post This Game Fulfills Your Secret Desire To Be Yelled at By Gordon Ramsay appeared first on WIRED.

Lawn and order compliments of a smart robot mower. The post Review: Husqvarna Automower 450x appeared first on WIRED.

Can an app capture the original Polaroid's magic? The post Polaroid Swing Thinks the World Needs a Better Photo App appeared first on WIRED.

The co-founders of Hyperloop One are suing each other, and the details involve a suspiciously overpaid fiancée, an attempted coup, and a noose. The post This Hyperloop Lawsuit Is Insane appeared first on WIRED.

Companies can keep transferring data from the EU to their US servers under a new deal between the two governments that privacy advocates are decrying. The post Privacy Shield Will Let US Tech Giants Grab Europeans' Data appeared first on WIRED.

Darwin was a nerd, and if he were alive today, he would definitely be trying to catch ‘em all. The post Darwin Would Have Been a Pokémon Go Master appeared first on WIRED.

Yes, the PC does still have its place in the hierarchy of tech. But it’s becoming increasingly niche. The post PC Sales Are Up in the US! But Don't Expect a Great Comeback appeared first on WIRED.

Surprise—people care more about reliability and practicality than frills. The post Public Transit Riders Want Better Service, Not Free WiFi appeared first on WIRED.

I recently facilitated two workshops for high school teachers to introduce them to python in physics. Here are my lessons learned. The post How to Use Python to Teach High School Physics appeared first on WIRED.

Pokémon Go no longer catches all your Google account info. The post Update Your Pokémon Go App Now to Fix That Privacy Mess appeared first on WIRED.

You can get a sense of the type of eruption a volcano tends to have based on the shape of the volcano itself. The post Annotated Volcano: A Volcano's Shape Can Tell You How It Will Erupt appeared first on WIRED.

The festival-favorite romantic drama, starring Joel Edgerton and Ruth Negga, chronicles the 1967 Supreme Court case that tackled interracial-marriage laws. The post The Trailer for Loving Is Here. Feel Free to Get Weepy appeared first on WIRED.

Ori is a new line of furniture, spun out of the Architectural Robotics research area at the MIT Media Lab. The post Robo-Furniture From MIT Makes The Most of Tiny Apartments appeared first on WIRED.

Now that the Democratic party has adopted Sanders' policies in its platform, the Vermont Senator is yielding to Clinton. The post As Sanders Endorses Clinton, Supporters Still Claim A Win appeared first on WIRED.

Pokémon Go hits the right psychological cues to make you yearn for a nice walk. The post The Psychology of How Pokémon Go Gets Inside Your Brain appeared first on WIRED.

Thanks to a new deal, Google's meta-network is getting faster and going more places. The post Google's Project Fi Is One Step Closer to Unifying the World's Wireless Networks appeared first on WIRED.

Nike decided to redesign the running bib, and got rid of safety pins while they were at it The post Nike Ditches Safety Pins, Gives the Runner's Bib a Much-Needed Redesign appeared first on WIRED.

For $149 per month, Parachut delivers Leicas, drones, and Lytros to your front door. The post Try Out Expensive Camera Gear With This Subscription Service appeared first on WIRED.

Today is Amazon’s second annual Prime Day, the made-up shopping holiday. Chances are it will go even better for Amazon this year than it did the last. The post Prime Day Shows Amazon Is So Powerful It Can Make Up Its Own Holiday appeared first on WIRED.

Does the director know about the Wizard Clip? The Hair Witch? WIRED asked him about some ghost stories to see if he could tell the real ones from the fake. The post How Well Does Paul Feig Know His Ghosts? We Quizzed Him appeared first on WIRED.

Rural areas all over the country are embracing this kind of strategic retreat. The post Cash-Strapped Towns Are Un-Paving Roads They Can't Afford to Fix appeared first on WIRED.

A growing body of research now links experiencing racism to poorer health outcomes. Much of it comes from the experience of African Americans in the US. The post The Physical Damage Racism Inflicts on Your Brain and Body appeared first on WIRED.

Défoncé specializes in high-end weed chocolate, and it's anticipating the marijuana boom with some of the most user-friendly edibles we've ever seen. The post This Fancy Weed Chocolate Helps You Not Get Too Stoned appeared first on WIRED.

Unless it can send us back in time, this movie has an impossible task. The post No Matter How Good it Is, The New Ghostbusters Can’t Win appeared first on WIRED.

Look closely. That's not *really* Michael Jackson. The post Creepy Celebrity Portraits Made From Other People’s Faces appeared first on WIRED.

Less than a week after launching in the US, the augmented reality game Pokémon Go is a bonafide cultural phenomenon. Why? The post The Weekend Pokémon Go Took Over America appeared first on WIRED.

Rule the shopping cart, catch them all. The post Playing Pokemon Go? You Need the Right Gear appeared first on WIRED.

Samsung Gear VR users can get a 360-degree view of the 2016 Home Run Derby. The post How to Watch the Home Run Derby in VR appeared first on WIRED.