In the future, UFO sightings will totally ruin Neanderthal beatboxers' rhythm.
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This Week In the Future, January 21-25, 2013
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- Can I Have A Pet Fox?
- "Privacy Visor" Protects You From Facial Recognition Machines
- What Beatboxing Looks Like In An MRI Scan
- Is That A UFO In This Timelapse Video Of A Meteor Shower?
- Harvard Professor Seeks 'Adventurous' Human Woman To Birth A Neanderthal Baby (Update)
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- In An Era Of Climate Change, Where Will The Fish, And The Money, Go?
- Will This Fish Transform Medicine?
- How To Build A Hero
- Did Two Gunmen Target Martin Luther King Jr.? How A Single Slide Of Evidence Solved The Mystery
- A New Fleet Of Robot Asteroid Prospectors Will Launch By 2015
- GameSci: How To Preserve A Game You Can't Pick Up And Hold
- In 5-Minute Journey, Flying Telescope Cracks Mystery Of Solar Atmosphere
- Twitter Launches Vine: It's Like A Live-Editable GIF With Sound
- FYI: How Do You Make The Perfect Snowball?
- One Kilogram Of This New Polymer Material Can Turn A Swimming Pool To Jelly
- New Science Identifies Brain Damage In Living Football Players
- Happy Pie Day! 10 Useful Things You Can Make With A Pie Tin
- The Wheel Of Exotic Pets [Infographic]
- Why Do We Want To Squeeze Cute Things?
- BeerSci: What Is The Difference Between A Lager And An Ale?
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