The WikiLeaks were just the beginning– Popular Science presents the deepest military secrets in the undercover war against terrorism.
Top Secret Tech:
Smart dust that can track anyone and any vehicle anywhere
Hypersonic
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Popular Science August 2010 issue presents the most multi-talented helper robots in the world!
• Four-armed robots that perform heart surgery remotely
• Personal assistants, butlers, therapists and robot gym instructors
• Humanoid robots from Japan and South Korea that play soccer
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1. Verbatim Store 'n' Go Portable Hard Drive
320GB of pocket sized storage will make sure Dad can carry all his music, movies and working files with him whenever he needs it. Nero BackitUp and Burn Essentials software is also included to help Dad back up his laptop or
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The vast amount of information at our fingertips these days can be as distracting as it is useful. Tracking something like the movement of an index on the stock market by feverishly checking a ticker all day is often more than you want to deal with. So this cube lets you display data it receives
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Anthony Le, 25, has been a fan of Iron Man since he was a kid, but when he heard that the comic-book superhero was hitting the big screen in 2008, he was inspired to build his own Iron Man suit. That version was more of a costume, but his new one, finished just in time for
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Per Segerbäck lives in a modest cottage in a nature reserve some 120km northeast of Stockholm. Wolves, moose and brown bears roam freely past his front door. He keeps limited human company, because human technology makes him physically ill. How ill? On a walk last summer, he ran into one of
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Dreaming of running up Mt. Kilimanjaro? Do it today. The NordicTrack X7i Incline Trainer raises and lowers itself to mimic the dips and hills of real-world topography.
The X7i downloads maps over Wi-Fi from a Web site called iFit, which lets you pick popular routes like San Francisco's
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With all the focus on hybrids and electric cars, you might assume that the internal combustion (IC) engine was headed for extinction. Yet more than 99 per cent of the world's new cars still use one. That includes conventional hybrids, whose batteries and electric motors
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The Most Advanced R/C Car LOSI 1/10 TEN-T TRUGGY RTR Top speed: 72km/h Size: 34.3 x 45 cm. Price: US$500 Get it: losi.com
This 18-inch off-roader
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In this month's Future of the Car issue, we've envisioned three ambitious concepts for vehicles of the future, based on insights and other concepts from some of the brightest automotive
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In just over a decade, the car industry in China has exploded. As of November 2009, China is the largest automobile market in the world, combining active partnerships with established foreign brands with a thriving, developing domestic market.
China's seemingly
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The Most Advanced R/C Car LOSI 1/10 TEN-T TRUGGY RTR Top speed: 72km/h Size: 34.3 x 45 cm. Price: US$500 Get it: losi.com
This 18-inch off-roader
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Anthony Le, 25, has been a fan of Iron Man since he was a kid, but when he heard that the comic-book superhero was hitting the big screen in 2008, he was inspired to build his own Iron Man suit. That version was more of a costume, but his new one, finished just in time for
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Shoes change the human foot strike and may lead to more running injuries...
All
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Per Segerbäck lives in a modest cottage in a nature reserve some 120km northeast of Stockholm. Wolves, moose and brown bears roam freely past his front door. He keeps limited human company, because human technology makes him physically ill. How ill? On a walk last summer, he ran into one of
Read more...
The vast amount of information at our fingertips these days can be as distracting as it is useful. Tracking something like the movement of an index on the stock market by feverishly checking a ticker all day is often more than you want to deal with. So this cube lets you display data it receives
Read more...
With all the focus on hybrids and electric cars, you might assume that the internal combustion (IC) engine was headed for extinction. Yet more than 99 per cent of the world's new cars still use one. That includes conventional hybrids, whose batteries and electric motors
Read more...
While Toyota and Volkswagen – the world’s two biggest car makers – are locked in a battle for global sales leadership over the next decade, driven by a new generation of hybrid and electric cars, Japanese maker Honda is working on technology that may well leapfrog them both. Most big
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After a weekend using the iPad, I've realised I'm not interested in hedging my reaction to it with careful considerations of its lack of a USB port or webcam. It's not every day, or every year or maybe even every decade that we're able to see a piece of technology that takes a familiar human
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Dreaming of running up Mt. Kilimanjaro? Do it today. The NordicTrack X7i Incline Trainer raises and lowers itself to mimic the dips and hills of real-world topography.
The X7i downloads maps over Wi-Fi from a Web site called iFit, which lets you pick popular routes like San Francisco's
Read more...
After a weekend using the iPad, I've realised I'm not interested in hedging my reaction to it with careful considerations of its lack of a USB port or webcam. It's not every day, or every year or maybe even every decade that we're able to see a piece of technology that takes a familiar human
Read more...
While Toyota and Volkswagen – the world’s two biggest car makers – are locked in a battle for global sales leadership over the next decade, driven by a new generation of hybrid and electric cars, Japanese maker Honda is working on technology that may well leapfrog them both. Most big
Read more...
Per Segerbäck lives in a modest cottage in a nature reserve some 120km northeast of Stockholm. Wolves, moose and brown bears roam freely past his front door. He keeps limited human company, because human technology makes him physically ill. How ill? On a walk last summer, he ran into one of
Read more...
Anthony Le, 25, has been a fan of Iron Man since he was a kid, but when he heard that the comic-book superhero was hitting the big screen in 2008, he was inspired to build his own Iron Man suit. That version was more of a costume, but his new one, finished just in time for
Read more...
Shoes change the human foot strike and may lead to more running injuries...
All
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If you’re a surfer, you’re dependent on Mother Nature to let you glide along the watery curves. So what do you do when the surf is flat? Back in the 1950s, surfers – like the early amphibians of the Ordovician period – came onto land, taking the principles of surfing and attaching wheels
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The 100m sprint is, without doubt, one of the most prestigious events in world sport. The ‘fastest human being on Earth’ is a claim worthy of pride and a title deserving of admiration. But what is it that makes Joe Blow run faster than Joe Slow?
Theoretically, a human being can run at
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War doesn’t always involve guns or high tech weaponry. It doesn’t always end in bloodshed or death. Sometimes war consists of nothing more than an army of lawyers and bullets shaped like patents. And the biggest war being waged at the moment is all about the smartphone.
In early March,
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It’s said that fashion phases come and go every 20 to 30 years, and it seems the headbands made famous by Olivia Newton-John in Physical (or Ralph Macchio in The Karate Kid, depending on how you’re inclined) are back in style. And even if they’re not, you’ll at least have a functional
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Popular Science presents an exciting new vision for the future of the car, including:
The world’s leading car manufacturers and designers dream up stunning new car of the future
Intelligent
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