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Robotic Pocket Printer sits in the palm of your hand
Why limit yourself by feeding paper into a
printer, if you can just drop the printer on the paper instead? A new
Kickstarter campaign seeks funds for a little robot that prints 1 page
per minute.
Articleby Michael Franco
Game-changing $5 chemistry set inspired by music box
A Stanford researcher reinvents the chemistry set
completely in the form of an inexpensive gizmo modeled after a
hand-crank music box.
Articleby Amanda Kooser
Hot spots for future manned space missions: Humanity's bucket list
Beyond our own moon and some nearby asteroids,
where else in our solar system should humanity set foot? Crave's Eric
Mack has compiled a list of 10 places we should go next, in search of
secret oceans and stunningly violent volcanoes.
Articleby Eric Mack
Solar Impulse 2 set to circle the globe (pictures)
The second-generation solar plane has been
redesigned and rebuilt with smarter, lighter, and more efficient
materials. Now, the aircraft is ready tackle a flight of global
proportions.
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10 spots in our solar system worth visiting in person (pictures)
The moon? Been there, done that. So what's next?
Sure, there's Mars, but what else is on humanity's bucket list when it
comes to nearby planetary destinations?
Galleryby Eric Mack
NASA aims tubes at astronaut's eyes
Does this just-released image from NASA document
the first cybernaut or is it something far more sinister (or way more
innocuous)? The simplest problems can have complicated solutions in
space.
Articleby Michael Franco
Woman wins competition, clones her dog
A British woman passionately needs her
12-year-old dachshund, Winnie, to be copied. So she wins a competition
and a Korean company clones Winnie for free.
Articleby Chris Matyszczyk
Solar Impulse 2 aims for round-the-world flight
The aircraft's lengthy wings are outfitted with 17,000 solar cells that will power it during a trip around the world next year.
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US Air Force takes a look through Google Glass
The military is testing the wearable’s use for
combat situations, as well as building apps that could help soldiers on
the battlefield.
Articleby Dara Kerr
Fabien Cousteau to plunge into undersea adventure June 1
Jacques Cousteau’s grandson will lead a team of
aquanauts on a 31-day mission to live and work at the world’s only
undersea lab. And you can watch it all unfold in real time.
Articleby Anne Dujmovic
How into a game are you? This Xbox controller knows
A 3D-printed module attached to an Xbox 360
controller lets it evaluate your emotions and may one day make for games
that are more interactive than ever.
Articleby Michael Franco
Mysterious light in Mars image sparks curiosity
UFO enthusiasts are excited about a strange blip
of light in a photo from Mars, but the real explanation is likely much
less exotic than alien life.
Articleby Amanda Kooser
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