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This Week in the Future, December 7-11, 2009:   Baarbarian

Bionic fingers and surgically-switched fingerprints. Dark matter in Minnesota, and "VSS Enterprise" space-tourist test flights. The future, my friends, is here on PopSci.com.

(Get the details, and win the t-shirt, after the jump).

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You never know what the future's going to turn up next. We'll keep you posted, of course. And we'll keep you well dressed...

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This Week in the Future, December 7-11, 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 18. 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 "Offbeat."

Until next time. Enjoy our past weekly illustrated roundups here.

69 Comments

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I'm from Minnesota!

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i think you would deffo need rubber gloves if you wanted to wash up with those hands! They look so cool!

So many greedy people just want the shirt. I love the graphic because it displays technology that is long-awaited.

If only NASA would use a spaceplane like the one pictured here instead of an energy-wasting rocket that has to overcome gravity instead of using inertia to carry it to altitude before it used that same inertia plus a small push to send it out into space.

Touch-sensitive "skin" for amputees is very important so they don't crush delicate things when they pick them up with their prosthetic.

Ih the crazy stuff going on nowadays. I wonder how an amputee would do fingerprinting?

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The Dome Diva
All the world is a stage and I get to play with it.

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how do randomly choose the winner?

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Ooo I would love a T-shirt, especially one displaying SpaceShipTwo

karma won't give to those who want selfishly...
but yeah, this shirt is actually pretty cool...and thanks Popsci fer giving me articles so I can use them for my school articles to pass science!

Technology from the Future for People of Today!

That is what Popular Science is all about...

although the amount of articles per week seemed to decreased...

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If I had this tshirt, I could get rid of the red one and stop getting killed on trivial planetary excursions.

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Trying

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if i don't get it i'll b sad
i will probably cry
til the day i die

you typed it twice lol

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Best design so far for a PopSci shirt. Good work!

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Knowledge is not information, it is transformation.
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Hmmm, These just might be my favorite articles on the popular science website. There's a lot of crazy stuff people are researching and discovering these days.

[insert witty rhyming jingle involving the possession of a T-shirt] :P

I will throw my hat in on this contest.

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*plain

Too late for a free tshirt?

Ooh I want that T-shirt, but I'm not sure if I'm too late.

A shirt for a comment? That seems like a fair trade.

Isodomon, you're our winner! The holidays are officially off to a good start. I'll email you today for your stats and address and get this in the mail.

Since someone asked, we choose our winner in a very high tech fashion. I personally rip up a bunch of pieces of paper, write your user names on them, put them in a bag, shake it up, and lean over to my colleague, Paul, who reaches in and pulls one out. And that is our winner.

For those of you whose names remained in the bag this week: don't be dismayed. You can play again! The new contest will be up shortly. You can also always find the latest installment by going to popsci.com/thisweek.

Good luck!

Taylor
PopSci.com



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