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A Cannon for Shooting Supplies into Space
Space

A Cannon for Shooting Supplies into Space

Droplet Of Oil Navigates a Maze As Well As a Lab Rat
Cancer

Droplet Of Oil Navigates a Maze As Well As a Lab Rat

Bulletin of Atomic Scientists Turns Back Doomsday Clock, Gives Us An Extra Minute To Live
Environment

Bulletin of Atomic Scientists Turns Back Doomsday Clock, Gives Us An Extra Minute To Live

Intelligent Smelling Sensor Networks Can Pick Would-Be Terrorists Out of a Crowd, and Follow Them
Technology

Intelligent Smelling Sensor Networks Can Pick Would-Be Terrorists Out of a Crowd, and Follow Them

MIT Engineers Mice With More Human-Like Immune Systems For Better Vaccine Testing
Technology

MIT Engineers Mice With More Human-Like Immune Systems For Better Vaccine Testing

Mice models can show the human response to vaccines for AIDS and other diseases

Researchers Capture the First Direct Spectrum of an Exoplanet
Exoplanets

Researchers Capture the First Direct Spectrum of an Exoplanet

A significant breakthrough in the search for life orbiting other stars

Build a Pro-Level Parts Washer for $75
Projects

Build a Pro-Level Parts Washer for $75

Keep the sludge off your stuff with a clever DIY filtering system

No Needle in a Haystack Too Small for DARPA’s Dream Goggles
Technology

No Needle in a Haystack Too Small for DARPA’s Dream Goggles

Defense agency demands that metaphors become reality, stat

Sony’s Flip Competitor Spins 360-degree Footage
Gear

Sony’s Flip Competitor Spins 360-degree Footage

Google Seeks License to Buy and Sell Energy
Environment

Google Seeks License to Buy and Sell Energy

National Weather Service Enlists Twitter Users and Drivers to Crowdsource Weather Reports
Technology

National Weather Service Enlists Twitter Users and Drivers to Crowdsource Weather Reports

You're the meteorologist now! Well, you and your car

Plant DNA Helps Catch Criminals and Thwart Counterfeiters
Technology

Plant DNA Helps Catch Criminals and Thwart Counterfeiters

Engineered plant DNA strands inserted in luxury goods give law enforcement and businesses a unique protective tool

2,400-Foot-Tall Solar Turbines To Power Arizona
Environment

2,400-Foot-Tall Solar Turbines To Power Arizona

WISE Infrared Telescope Opens Eyes, Snaps Its First Starry Image
Technology

WISE Infrared Telescope Opens Eyes, Snaps Its First Starry Image

Google Decides Not to Change the Mobile Game With Nexus One
Phones

Google Decides Not to Change the Mobile Game With Nexus One

Photographed: Ratchet-Like Cell Mechanism that Pulls Wounds Shut
Health

Photographed: Ratchet-Like Cell Mechanism that Pulls Wounds Shut

How to Build My Newest Air Cannon
Projects

How to Build My Newest Air Cannon

And the more generally useful Pilot Actuated Valve that makes it possible.

Looking Back at the 100 Best Innovations of 2009
Best of What's New

Looking Back at the 100 Best Innovations of 2009

Panasonic Will Market First Li-Ion Storage Battery for Home Use in 2011
Renewables

Panasonic Will Market First Li-Ion Storage Battery for Home Use in 2011

The battery could power zero-emissions homes

Microsoft’s Mobicast Stitches Together Multiple Cell Phone Videos in Real Time
Gear

Microsoft’s Mobicast Stitches Together Multiple Cell Phone Videos in Real Time