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FYI: How Much Weight Can You Gain From Thanksgiving Dinner?

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An Annotated Guide To Mining The Seafloor

Remotely operated excavators for mining in the abyss
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The Deep-Space Suit

Astronauts can only travel so far in existing space suits. What will it take to see the universe?
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What Do Scientists Know About Mining Asteroids?

Not much--yet. Before we move to mining's final frontier, we'll have to fill in some gaps. Here's a visualized look at what we do know, and what we're lacking.
By Nov 16, 2012
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How 3-D Printing Will Turn Homes Into Mini Factories

Consumer-grade multi-material printers could hit the market in the next decade. Here's why that matters.
By Nov 14, 2012
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The Smarter, Safer, Stronger, Far-Out Materials Of The Future

Self-repairing computers! Electronic skin! Bat-wing planes! A look at the amazing stuff that's changing the world.
By Nov 12, 2012
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FYI: What’s The Softest Material On Earth?

We know diamonds are the hardest, but determining the softest stuff on the planet is complicated.
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4 Extreme Labs That Subject New Materials To Fire, Lightning, Crashes, and High-Speed Birds

Sometimes, the best way to improve a new material is to beat the hell out of it.
By Nov 9, 2012
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How The Science Of Tribology Could Smooth The Way To A Better Energy System

For manufacturers, less friction means more efficiency.
By Nov 8, 2012
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You Built What?!: A Submarine Simulator That Soaks Lollygagging Players

A disaster simulation that's a lot of fun.