Happy Holidays from Popular Science

Let it snow!

By Paul Adams Posted 12.23.2011 at 5:03 pm 7 Comments

That time is upon us. The science and technology of 2011 have been terrifically exciting, but the year is winding down. Here at PopSci, we're strapping on our jetpacks to go spend time with our nuclear families.

In this video, we kick off the festivities with a Phantom ultra-slow-motion camera and a hyper-powerful Vitamix blender.

We'll be publishing on a reduced schedule for the remainder of 2011. See you in the future!

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Robot

12/23/11 at 6:15 pm

I wish all those at POPSCI a Merry Christmas and Happy Hollidays too and all the Readers as well and Bloggers!!!!

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Science sees no further than what it can sense.
Religion sees beyond the senses.

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vt007

12/23/11 at 8:08 pm

Yeah MC evrybody !!! ^^

let 2012 be a more tech groundbreaking than 2011(or the movie)was ^^

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bored? lets go mine the stars... ^^

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xalar

12/25/11 at 10:45 am

I'm glad breaking ice cubes in a blender doesn't take longer than a minute.

Merry Christmas everyone! :D

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tbonz1

12/27/11 at 3:33 pm

A bass would have been more spectacular;)~~~~~~~~~FISH ON!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>)))">

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Robot

12/27/11 at 3:50 pm

Exotic electronic micros visualize augmented SNOW!
Thank you POPSCI!

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Science sees no further than what it can sense.
Religion sees beyond the senses.

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