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Environment

Mercury Rising… From Wildfires

Homemade battleships at Maker Faire, Austin, in October 2007.
DIY

Radio-controlled mini-warships battle it out

A miniature naval battle simulation.

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Technology

Use of Predators to Expand on Border

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Science

Mind-Controlled Avatars in Second Life

THE FUTURE OF FOOD  Molecular Gastronomy for the Masses
Science

THE FUTURE OF FOOD Molecular Gastronomy for the Masses

For the advanced kitchen chemist, or the merely curious-discover the high-tech appetizers, entres and desserts behind today's culinary revolution

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Technology

300 MPG Car Opens For Business

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Space

Dirty Clean Rooms

5-Minute Project video: Disposable cam-belt
Projects

5-Minute Project video: Disposable cam-belt

Make the world's coolest belt using a high-tech mash-up of leather straps and a disposable camera.

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Technology

Google Sponsors $30 Million Lunar X Prize

A white RC Hummer with a fuel cell on top.
Technology

Fast Cars – Cops = Big Fun

There's no traffic or cops at this reporter's dream of a test day

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Gear

Debut of the iPod Touch

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Technology

Transformers Expand to IMAX Screens

Your Virtual Ph.D.
Science

Your Virtual Ph.D.

No more pencils, no more books: With PopSci's guide to the best continuing-ed programs on the Web, you can lose the paper and still gain a grade-A education

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Technology

Largest Known Exoplanet Discovered

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Gear

What Will Apple Trot Out Next?

Future of the Environment on Google Earth
Environment

Future of the Environment on Google Earth

Explore the geographic locations found in our special issue via amazing annotated satellite imagery

INVENTION AWARDS A Big Ball of Connectivity
Technology

INVENTION AWARDS A Big Ball of Connectivity

An antenna that blows up like a balloon brings satellite communications anywhere, anytime

Surfing the Stars
Science

Surfing the Stars

Google and NASA build a search engine for the universe

Atari’s Lexus Test Drive: Xbox for Gen X
Technology

Atari’s Lexus Test Drive: Xbox for Gen X

America’s favorite old-school videogame maker puts thirtysomethings in the virtual driver’s seat of a suburban dream car

The Memory Hacker
Science

The Memory Hacker

Ted Berger has spent the past decade engineering a brain implant that can re-create thoughts. The chip could remedy everything from Alzheimer’s to absent-mindedness—and reduce memory loss to nothing more than a computer glitch