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Harvard Printer Blasts Droplets with 100 Times Earth's Gravitational Force (Video)
Harvard University's engineering school has produced a machine that uses sound to print anything from honey to liquid metal. And there's mesmerizing video.
Scientists Figured Out How to Make Ceramics That Bend and Mush Instead of Shattering
The researchers zapped the ceramics with electric fields to prevent them from shattering (though under enough pressure they will still crack).
What is Augmented Reality?
Augmented reality is technology that not only interacts with you, but enhances your senses with images, information and audio.
The Science Websites That We Read Every Day
There's a lot of junk on the internet, but the world wide web is still a wonderful place to share and discover knowledge. These are the sites we love to read.
Pollution from Ships Creates Massive Clouds Visible from Space
Thicker clouds above the North Atlantic, captured by NASA, are the result of pollution from ships passing below.
Chinese Scientists Unveil Plans for Weird Hypersonic Jet with Extra Wing
Past, American waveriders had some critical flaws that the new Chinese design aims to solve.
'Beam of Invisibility' Could Hide Objects Using Light
Cloaking technologies could become a reality with a specially designed material that can mask itself from other forms of light when it is hit with a "beam of invisibility."
World's Largest Aircraft Starts Engine Tests
For the first time, the private spaceflight company Stratolaunch tested all six of the engines on a colossal airplane with the largest wingspan of any aircraft in the world.
