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This Week In The Future, February 11-15, 2013
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- Farewell To Pope Benedict XVI, Supporter Of Twitter, iPad Apps And Genetically Modified Crops
- Video: A 3-D Printed Silicone Robot Tentacle
- Your Vacation Photos Could Help Researchers Track Whale Sharks
- Near-Miss Asteroid Highlights Earth's Risk Of A Nuke-Sized Collision
- New Poll: Americans Expect A Human Mission To Mars In 20 Years
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- The Rise Of The Supertalls
- Videos: Space Rock Explodes Over Russia, Slams Into Building
- Shouldn't We Have Been Able To See This Huge Meteorite Coming?
- Live From The White House: A Q&A About Climate And Energy
- Stop Calling It The Drone Memo
- Why Mosh Pits Make For A Good Physics Lesson
- How A Radiator Retrofit That Could Save The U.S. Billions Went From Bedroom To Boardroom
- The 10 Best Toys From Toy Fair 2013
- We Have Life! Scientists Confirm Microbes Beneath Antarctic Glaciers
- The State of The Guardian's SOTU Infographic Is...Dumber
- A Computer Program Uncovers The Evolutionary History Of Words
- This Is Why It's A Mistake To Cure Mice Instead Of Humans
- World's First Bionic Eye Receives FDA Approval
- Technology Means The End Of Reviewers Fudging Numbers
- Your Dog Knows To Steal Food When Nobody's Watching
- Students Kickstart A Do-Gooder Drone
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