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NOW / INSTAGRAM PHOTO BOOTH Alexander Morris lugged a camera around everywhere during high school, making him the unofficial class photographer. Even after he graduated last year, his alma mater [...]

In February, astrobiologist Gernot Gromer found himself on Mars in the midst of a desert storm. Well, he felt like he was on Mars. In reality, he was in the [...]

A rate of energy, which can be expressed in watts (joules per second). 7,400 watts, produced by James Watt's 1784 steam engine 84,000 watts, produced by the International Space Station [...]

TIME 3 to 8 hours COST About $100 DIFFICULTY * The invisibility cloak Harry Potter brandishes against dark lords and nosy professors is now a reality--at least in microwave light. [...]

In 2011, water pollution closed or drove visitors away from U.S. shores on more than 15,000 beach days across the country. In many places, the problem is getting worse. As [...]

The open seas have always been dangerous. Whether the threat comes from wartime submarines or Somali pirates, a lack of maritime defense could sink even the most advanced ships. In [...]

At the gym, humans burn roughly two watts of power per kilogram of body weight--only slightly more than an elephant just standing still. But the fastest metabolisms in nature put [...]

The article presents what the publication considers to be the top technological innovations created in 2013 including the Second Sight Argus II bionic eye, the Worx SD Semiautomatic cordless screwdriver tool, and the Los Alamos National Laboratory's Minimax, the world's smallest portable x-ray machine.

The article reports on the do-it-yourself Instagram photo booth by the photographer Alexander Morris which mentions its automated systems, photography, and various booth upgrade, and offers brief information on the Kodak box camera.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for building sand-filtration systems under the dunes of a beach, based on the North Carolina State University research led by Michael Burchell.