For decades, we've fantasized about watching paper-thin TVs, soaring hundreds of feet with personal jetpacks, riding in cars that drive themselves, and re-growing organs.
The 21st annual Best of What's New celebrates all of those dreams coming true. Now we've collected them all into one single slideshow. Launch it here to learn about these achievements and 96 other breakthroughs that, whether long awaited or completely unexpected, are equally amazing.
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In our December issue, Popular Science names the 100 best innovations of the year: bombproof wallpaper, self-parking cars, the fastest helicopter, and 97 more. Plus inventor profiles and videos.
Check out the best of what's new here.
wow.. this is a damn good compilation.. hadn't heard about many of these things earlier.. a few things could have been added, like green fuels (such as the ones from algae)..
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Sometimes it's nice to look at these things with hindsight. Really funky article.
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Wonder when the 2009 results come out especially as we are now in a recession - will we still see the same R&D development going forward?
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That's just crazy... I really like to see how scientists and engineers work to change our world, that's fascinating !
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I've heard about a lot of these, in the news, on the science and history channel, on other websites, but still a surprise and still amazing!!!
In 1980's we could watch like these things on cartoons. Very nice post for me, thank you.
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I love the Japanese space internet idea... Imagine being able to connect to the internet from anywhere in the world from your laptop/iphone etc thru satellite at broadband speeds... amazing!
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So many great innovations. I can't even begin to imagine what we'll see in another 25 years...
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