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This Week in the Future, November 30-December 4, 2009: Baarbarian
Pork grown in a lab, butterflies hatched in space, male fish going girly and a brand new rainbow trap? The future sure keeps us on our toes.
(Get the details, and win the t-shirt, after the jump).
We don't exaggerate, people. Check out this week's future news:
- Dutch Scientists Grow Pork Meat in a Lab
- Butterflies Hatch in Space for the First Time
- Something in the Water is Feminizing Male Fish
- And watch out Care Bears, there are layoffs a-brewing:Scientists Create First Ever Trap for Rainbows
What is the future going to roll out next? Whatever it is, you know you'll see it first here on PopSci.com.
In the meantime, wanna win a t-shirt?
This Week in the Future, November 30-December 4, 2009: The T-Shirt: Baarbarian
Leave a comment (any comment) to put your name in the pile; we'll randomly choose and announce our winner right here next Friday, December 11. And, if you just can't wait that long, you can buy the shirt for yourself here. Good Luck!
Congratulations to last week's winner, PopSci user "yash."
Until next time. Enjoy our past weekly illustrated roundups here.
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