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Jeffrey Kluger is an editor at large at TIME. He covers space, climate, and science. He is the author of 12 books, including Apollo 13, which served as the basis for the 1995 film, and was nominated for an Emmy Award for TIME's series A Year in Space. This is excerpted from TIME How Dogs Think: Inside the Canine Mind. You speak dog better than you think you do. You may not be fluent; that would re
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I Found the World's Coolest Nightlight For My Son
I knew it was inevitable, but it arrived one night without warning: My two-year-old son woke up crying, suddenly afraid of the dark. As a tech journalist, you’re typically drowning in solutions seeking problems. But in this case, I already had a fun fix at the ready: the Nanoleaf Aurora, a set of modular lighting tiles that can be wall mounted in a variety of shapes, display millions of colors, an
SpaceX Launches Falcon 9 Recycled Rocket | Time.com
(CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.) — SpaceX has launched its first recycled rocket. It's the biggest leap yet in the company's bid to drive down costs and speed up flights. The Falcon 9 rocket blasted off from Florida's Kennedy Space Center Thursday evening on the historic reflight. It's the first time SpaceX founder Elon Musk has tried to fly a salvaged booster. The first stage landed on an ocean platform al
The 50 Best Podcasts Right Now
The podcast renaissance shows no signs of letting up. The impulse to retreat into downloadable radio shows appears to be more appealing than ever, and S-Town, the much-anticipated new series from the producers of 2014’s blockbuster Serial, just dropped seven episodes on Tuesday. Once you’ve made your way through the mystery about a man in a rural Alabama town, you’ll likely be left with plenty of
25 Trips to Take in Your Lifetime
Exploring the “lost city” of Petra, a walking safari in Zambia, a cruise to Antarctica: This isn’t your average trip. Take your family vacation to the next level with 25 destinations worthy of your bucket-list. SantoriniJessica SampleIf there were ever a place that could get by on its looks, it would be this Greek isle. Whitewashed cave houses framed by bougainvillea and backed by blue-domed churc
The Man Who Invented the Modern Bookstore
Writing in his Memoirs of the First Forty-Five Years of the Life of James Lackington (published in 1792), Lackington, who began his working life as an illiterate shoemaker’s apprentice, explained why he had undertaken to transform the book industry: Thousands […] have been effectually prevented from purchasing (though anxious so to do) whose circumstances in life would not permit them to pay the f
This Woman Cooked a Meal at Her Desk Using Office Supplies
As you sit at your desk absentmindedly munching on a sad chopped salad, consider this intrepid woman who cooked a full-blown gourmet meal at her desk after constructing a DIY stove made out of a soda can, some office odds and ends, and some good ol’ fashioned ingenuity. In a YouTube video from a channel whose name translates in English to “Office Ono,” this resourceful woman redefines what desk lu
This Real-Life 'Giving Tree' Stump Gives All the Feels
A poetic soul has given new life to a freshly-chopped tree stump in Oakland, CA, according to a popular photo that popped up on Reddit and has elicited thousands of comments. Writer Shel Silverstein‘s thoughtful 1964 children’s book The Giving Tree explores the poignant relationship between a selfless, sentient arboreal being that provides and provides and the boy that takes all of its gifts durin
How Successful People Increase Productivity
Parrish is the entrepreneur and wisdom seeker behind Farnam Street and the host of The Knowledge Project Podcast, where he focuses on turning timeless insights into action. His new book is Clear Thinking: Turning Ordinary Moments Into Extraordinary Results This upcoming weekend is the first online seminar that I’ve ever offered on how to increase productivity. It’s unlike anything I’ve seen out th
Why Are Some People Left-Handed?
It’s International Left-Handers Day, so it’s time to give left-handers some overdue appreciation. There was once a time (a long time ago), when people believed that being left-handed meant a person was more prone to “dealings with the devil” and that the trait should be corrected, according to the New York Times. Thankfully, the prejudice is gone, but people are still curious—why do some kids grow
25 of the Sexiest Movies of All Time
Pulling together a wholly objective list of the sexiest movies ever made is impossible: One person’s erotic fever dream is bound to be another’s snoozefest, and vice-versa. But survey any moderately sized group of individuals (or TIME’s culture staff) and certain titles come up again and again. More from TIME Read More:Why Aren’t Movies Sexy Anymore? Some movies—like In the Mood for Love and Befor
Most Productive People: 6 Things They Do Every Day - Barking Up The Wrong Tree
Ever feel like you’re just not getting enough done? Know how many days per week you’re actually productive? About 3: People work an average of 45 hours a week; they consider about 17 of those hours to be unproductive (U.S.: 45 hours a week; 16 hours are considered unproductive). We could all be accomplishing a lot more — but then again, none of us wants to be a workaholic either. It’d be great to
How Coffee Might Slow Down Aging
To the age-old question “Is coffee bad for you?”, researchers are in more agreement than ever that the answer is a resounding “no.” A new study published in the journal Nature Medicine found that older people with low levels of inflammation — which drives many, if not most, major diseases — had something surprising in common: they were all caffeine drinkers. “The more caffeine people consumed, the
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