Tim Newcomb is a journalist at Popular Mechanics. Based in the Pacific Northwest, he covers a diverse range of topics including stadiums, sneakers, gear, and infrastructure, with a keen interest in the intersections of culture, architecture, and the construction industry. Tim's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Complex, Runner's World, and Esquire magazine.
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Tim Newcomb's articles predominantly cover scientific themes such as space exploration, archaeology, ancient history, and biology. His coverage heavily relies on data citations and press releases.
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By: Tim Newcomb
A study of scattered bones and 90 Roman coins points to a possible massacre on the Isle of Wight.
By: Tim Newcomb
None of the experimental aluminum boats were supposed to have survived the war. One did.
In the midst of a major remodel of the largest stadium in tennis, explore what's new and what's still coming at Arthur Ashe Stadium
By: Tim Newcomb
$83 billion has just been sitting there underground this whole time.
The question of what to eat at the 2026 U.S. Open has plenty of answers with fresh concession concepts sitting alongside popular mainstays
By: Tim Newcomb
Here's what you'll learn when you read this story: Near the end of World War II, Germany's Kriegsmarine experimented with a lightweight attack speedboat in the Ionian Sea, but all examples were thought lost to the war.
By: Tim Newcomb
For 600 years, Bronze Age Europeans etched the same strange symbols, but no one can explain why.
By: Tim Newcomb
The world's largest cave collection of Latin inscriptions hides a deity scholars have never seen.
New deal provides K-Swiss shoes to top-250 ATP players and creates a co-branded capsule collection of footwear sold across the world
When a private group of tennis players, agents, coaches and investors hired the GR Shoe Company—the brand behind Jaylen Brown's NBA shoe—to build
