November 2010: 39 Days to Mars
The 123,000 MPH Plasma Engine That Could Finally Take Astronauts To Mars** By Sam Howe Verhovek**
Measuring time more precisely than ever** By Erika Villani**
Scientists deploy genetic forensics to protect overhunted animals By Laura Allen
- Brilliant 10: Katherine Kuchenbecker, the Puppet Master
- Brilliant 10: Michael Bartl, the Nano-Ranger
- Brilliant 10: Christopher Love, the Cell Tracker
- Brilliant 10: Raul Rabadan, the Outbreak Sleuth
- Brilliant 10: Ian Spielman, the Control Freak
- Brilliant 10: Santosh Kumar, the Sensor Guru
- Brilliant 10: Sarah T. Stewart, the Master Blaster
- Brilliant 10: Chiara Daraio, the Sound Magician
- Brilliant 10: Iain Couzin, the Pattern Maker
- Brilliant 10: Maurizio Porfiri, the Water Wizard
- Budget Cuts And Outsourced Training Could Put NASA's Astronauts At Risk
- -->How Robot Submarines Are Imaging The Titanic in 3-D
- Affordable DIY MRI Shows How We Really Breathe
- Wireless System Tracks Deadly Bacteria In Hospitals
- New Plan Could Turn Dirty Grease and Dairy Into Biofuel
- Which Humanoid Robot Stands Up Best In Space?
- The Goods: November 2010's Hottest Gadgets
- Electrocardiogram-Equipped Cell Phone Allows Remote Monitoring
- Inflatable Motorcycle Suit Provides Instant Protection
- Tracking Technology Makes U.S. Bike Sharing Services More Secure
- Portable Digital Music Studio Packs In Tons Of Features
- Affordable 3-D Cameras For Amateur Photographers
- Cousin Of The Chainsaw Engine Could Power 100-MPG Car
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