Tim Newcomb is a journalist at Popular Mechanics. He covers a diverse range of topics including stadiums, sneakers, gear, and infrastructure, with a focus on the intersections of sports, culture, and architecture. Tim's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Complex, Men's Health, and Runner's World.
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Buffalo's new $2.2 billion Highmark Stadium opens Aug. 8 and Populous was "designing for December" along the way with heating, snowmelt and a plan for the wind
By: Tim Newcomb
Tim Newcomb, Contributor When the Buffalo Bills open the new Highmark Stadium this summer, they'll fully embrace the weather.
By: Tim Newcomb
The math doesn't add up—and new evidence suggests humans were crossing open oceans tens of thousands of years earlier than we thought
Here's what you'll learn when you read this story: A research team studying a pair of earthen barrows in France discovered what could be signs of an unexplored burial ritual from the fifth millennium B.C.E.
By: Tim Newcomb
More than 400 gold bars were on their way to the U.S. as payment for war materials when German ships sunk the
By: Tim Newcomb
Here's what you'll learn when you read this story: A British ship carrying a payment of gold from the Soviet Union to the United States was attacked by Germans in the Barents Sea in 1942.
By: Tim Newcomb
A 1.37-inch inscription could upend our understanding of the religion’s spread.
By: Tim Newcomb
A landslide 'revealed' a 1,600-year-old amphitheater in Italy. Satellite images told a very different story.
By: Tim Newcomb
Here's what you'll learn when you read this story: Former British Navy diver Teddy Tucker discovered over 100 shipwrecks in the waters surrounding Bermuda.
By: Tim Newcomb
The dead are almost all young men, buried in haste, with no bullet wounds to explain them.
