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Reference Surname Given Month Year Title Articles Condition U.S. Price Can. Price
psci15 N.a. N.A. January 1998 Popular Science Magazine Micro Spy Planes; Cancer Vaccines closing in on a cure; Firewire-one cable connects every device you own; Chuck Yeager's final flight Good $2.45 $3.85
psci16 N.a. N.A. July 1998 Popular Science Magazine Ion Propulsion Takes off for deep space; Fuel Cells to power your home; Film like photos from digital cameras; Do you have what it takes to drive a car; the army replaces the M-16 Fair $2.45 $3.85
psci17 N.a. N.A. April 1998 Popular Science Magazine 21st Century super sonic airliner fly at mach 2.4; Fast access to the inter net; home energy now choose your own power; High tech trimaran chases the world speed record Fair $2.45 $3.85
psci18 N.a. N.A. November 1997 Popular Science Magazine New evidence what really downed the Hindenburg plus a new Zeppelin Takes flight; Vanishing Bees a threat to our food supply; The plastic car; Special report are you ready for digital T.v. Good $2.45 $3.85
psci19 N.a. N.A. February 1999 Popular Science Magazine rocket planes get ready for day trips to space; Cars that run on air; More secrets from Mars; Olympic Tech '98; How to Choose a cell phone Fair $2.45 $3.85
psci20 N.a. N.A. August 1998 Popular Science Magazine Missing in Action How new DNA science is identifying the last casualties of the Vietnam war; Behind the whell of the new beetle; The world's best unknown inventor; Now e-mail by phone; Sc-fi bonus Davis Brin's Vision of the New Millenium Fair $2.45 $3.85
psci21 N.a. N.A. April 1993 Popular Science Magazine Taking Apart the bomb; Why Scientists are thinking small; Snagged Earthwind was designed to be the first balloon; Cleaning up coal the 21st Century imperative; Digital Recording Arrives; Bonneville Salt flats Quest for speed; The Science of energy efficient homes Good $2.45 $3.85
psci22 N.a. N.A. December 1992 Popular Science Magazine Best of What's New; Games CD-roms play; Cab Forward; Go robots go Good $2.45 $3.85
psci23 N.a. N.A. June 1993 Popular Science Magazine Now hydrogen powered fuel cells; successors to the patriot missle; inside the world of virtual reality Good $2.45 $3.85
psci24 N.a. N.A. August 1991 Popular Science Magazine 5 year new car guide; Buckyball magic molecules for new materials Good $2.45 $3.85
psci25 N.a. N.A. October 1992 Popular Science Magazine The Riddle of Artificial Life; the Well connected home office; Advanced Safety engineering; auto Tech 93 Good $2.45 $3.85
psci26 N.a. N.A. May 1989 Popular Science Magazine Front Drive vs. Rear Drive vs. All-whell drive; New Life for Solar; world's largest photovoltaic power plant Carrisa Plain California Good $2.45 $3.85
psci27 N.a. N.A. September 1996 Popular Science Magazine 99 dollar Satellite T.V. Your guide to new affordable dish antennas; the Truth About GM's Electric Car; Stealth Helicopter; your Next Great home Computer; what's New Robotic Workout Good $2.45 $3.85
psci28 N.a. N.A. November 1991 Popular Science Magazine Special Section The Video Revolution Techno Yacht Sleek fast stable; X-30 Out of this world in a scram jet Good $2.45 $3.85
psci30 N.a. N.A. July 1997 Popular Science Magazine Flight 800 Anatomy of a High-tech Investigation; 70-mpg toyota Hybrid; Life on Mars Scientists debate the evidence; Digital Warfare gets real Fair $2.45 $3.85
psci31 N.a. N.A. August 1997 Popular Science Magazine New Eyes on the storm 21st Century Weather Technology that warns you sooner; DVD passes our hands on test; The ultimate Ocean Exploring science lab; Hale-Bopp Photo contest winners Fair $2.45 $3.85
psci32 N.a. N.A. November 1997 Popular Science Magazine New evidence what really downed the Hindenburg plus a new Zeppelin Takes flight; Vanishing Bees a threat to our food supply; The plastic car; Special report are you ready for digital T.v. Good $2.45 $3.85
psci33 N.a. N.A. October 1997 Popular Science Magazine Mission to Saturn NASA launches the next planetary explorer; The best pocket PDAs; ECO homes Unplugged and Affordable; 5 year new car preview; The Ozone Why the Debate Good $2.45 $3.85
psci34 N.a. N.A. September 1997 Popular Science Magazine The New Inter net now you can feel it; The car that drives itself; da vinci's space age robot designs; Insect detectives Crime Lab's latest tools; New Laser Weapons Good $2.45 $3.85
psci35 N.a. N.A. August 1996 Popular Science Magazine The 8th Annual Best of what's new 1995 awards; Crash Proof Automobiles; Search for extraterrestrial intelligence; Computer Spy viruses; The top 100 Achievements in: Aviation and space, cars, home technology, Recreation, science and technology, Audio and video, Computers and Good $3.65 $4.45
psci36 N.a. N.A. May 1997 Popular Science Magazine Top Secret Invisible aircraft Daytime Stealth for future fighters; Making airbags safer; Top tools and home technology; First DNA Clone how they did it; Unlocking the mysteries of Jupiter's moon Fair $2.45 $3.85
psci37 N.a. N.A. April 1997 Popular Science Magazine Next Generation spy Sats Inside the newest KH-11; Stealth Warship; Report cards for GM's electric car; Sony's Chief maps the digital future; New fuel beneath the sea; Landmark discoveries in Science and technology Good $2.45 $3.85
psci38 N.a. N.A. March 1997 Popular Science Magazine Motorsport 97; Technology takes racing to the limit; Why Your next camera should be digital; High tech hunt for the Giant Squid; Our Automotive Heritage Fair $2.45 $3.85
psci39 N.a. N.A. February 1997 Popular Science Magazine Antarctic Meltdown Controversial new evidence for a changing climate; Exclusive photo's Stealth Humvee; Cable T.V. battles dish T.V.; Our Quest to conquer the heavens; Inside the new corvette Fair $2.45 $3.85
psci40 N.a. N.A. January 1997 Popular Science Magazine searching for life on Mars; 12 new probes that will change what we know; Internet spying What they know about you; the boat you can fly; pills that make you thin; Who are the great inventors of out time? Fair $2.45 $3.85
psci41 N.a. N.A. June 1997 Popular Science Magazine UFO mania at Rosewell What really crashed in New Mexico 50 years ago? Tens of thousands of UFO believers and debunkers will make a pilgrimage to sort out fact from fiction; The F22 Quicker, stealthier and deadlier; Electronic shark repellant; 7 Hottest Sports Cars Fair $2.45 $3.85
psci42 N.a. N.A. October 1999 Popular Science Magazine Special Issue The Bioengineered human; Body of the future New Drugs, high tech repairs, and revolutionary transplants conquer disease and extend our lives (Address label on front cover) Good $2.45 $3.85
psci43 N.a. N.A. December 1999 Popular Science Magazine Best of what's new awards 1999 This year's greatest achievements in science and technology; Sneak Preview hot products for home entertainment; What happened to Mars? Our robot agents dig for clues Good $2.45 $3.85
psci44 N.a. N.A. September 2001 Popular Science Magazine Trimaran Warships First look at the Navy's future fleet; CSI Is it reality TV? our exclusive on-the-set report; 5 high-tech fixes for ait traffic gridlock Good 2.45 $3.85
psci45 N.a. N.A. September 2000 Popular Science Magazine Future Homes 21 Technologies to change your life; Spy subs Going deep with the Navy's Biggest Boat; Drive farther on less fuel with new gas engines; Drugs at the Olympics New Tests make cheaters come clean; What's new Digital photos direct to CD Good 2.45 $3.85