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Six stories from this week on PopSci are immortalized here in Baarbarian's illustration. Hint: A certain buzzed-about gadget was announced this week.
One of the commenters who correctly identifies all of them will be chosen to win this week's image on a T-shirt. Or, if you just can't wait, you can buy yours here.
Until next time, enjoy our past weekly illustrated roundups here.
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frogs in peril.
iphone on verizon network.
foxes hunt using the earths magnetic fields.
china tests their new stealth fighter/bomber.
active camouflage on tanks.
how is the eiffel still standing?!
Foxes Use Earth's Magnetic Field To Hunt Prey, Scientists Say
Elaborate Software Model Addresses Burning Question: "How Is the Eiffel Tower Still Standing?"
Active Camouflage System Uses E-Ink to Make Tanks Invisible on the Battlefield
Verizon Announces the iPhone 4
Is China's 'Secret' Stealth Jet Already Taking to the Sky?
Frogs in Peril: A Race to Save a Threatened Frog With Risky Experimental Techniques
I get that it's supposed to be the verizon iphone but that's not the one drawn there, that one is still the AT&T iphone. In the above picture the antenna is on top of the phone, but it is reported that there will be two side antennas instead of the one on top. gizmodo.com/5730642/the-verizon-iphones-got-a-new-antenna
Frogs in danger,
Eiffel Tower Mystery,
Foxes using earth's magnetic field to hunt,
Invisible tanks,
IPhone 4 on Verizon,
And China's stealth plane.
I didn't cheat.
Verizon announced the CDMA Iphone 4
Scientists say that foxes use earth's magnetic field when hunting
China unveiled their new stealth fighter jet
A new camouflage Systems uses e-ink to make armored tanks invisible in the battlefield
Frogs in Peril: A Race to Save a Threatened Frog With Risky Experimental Techniques
Hows Eiffel tower still standing while it was supposed to last only 20 years since 1889?
Foxes Use Earth's Magnetic Field To Hunt Prey, Scientists Say
Elaborate Software Model Addresses Burning Question: "How Is the Eiffel Tower Still Standing?"
Active Camouflage System Uses E-Ink to Make Tanks Invisible on the Battlefield
Verizon Announces the iPhone 4
Is China's 'Secret' Stealth Jet Already Taking to the Sky?
Frogs in Peril: A Race to Save a Threatened Frog With Risky Experimental Techniques
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