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Cheap Tricks: Use a Vintage Lens To Get More From Your Digital SLR
Save money—while still taking great pictures—by using a vintage lens with your digital camera
Crowds of Bacteria Turn Gears a Million Times Their Size
Researchers hope the bacteria can push the development of hybrid biomechanical systems
Paper-Thin Batteries To Juice Self-Powered OLEDs
General Electric has teamed with an Israeli battery developer to make thin organic LED panels that require no external power source
WISE Telescope, Launching Friday, Will Scope Out Universe’s Darkest Objects
The wide-field telescope is intended to create a catalog of interesting items for Spitzer, Hubble, and company to inspect more closely
Electricity Without Wires
Computers and power tools that charge as soon as you set them down
Tiniest Transistor Ever Runs Electric Current through a Single Atom
A tiny working transistor provides a glimpse of the future in quantum computing
The Science Behind Jabulani, Adidas’s 2010 World Cup Soccer Ball
See a video on how this year's latest and greatest piece of soccer engineering comes together
Get Medieval: How to Build a Metal Forge
Make a propane-powered forge in your garage and get your hammer and anvil ready