Maybe this will be cooler in person. From what I've seen, it seems like a good idea that doesn't quite make it.
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Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Waterfalls in New York
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- Kail Andersen
- Arcadia, CA, United States
- I Love to paint impressionist space art, write Sci-Fi, and follow new science and technology.
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- The New Battersea Project
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- China has Made a Mini Flying Saucer
- "Bionic" Dog Spine
- AeroCam Wind Turbine is the Most Cost Effective Yet
- Moore's Law has a New Ally
- Seawater Greenhouse Provides Fresh Water and Enter...
- A Skyscraper Made Out of Toy Parts!
- Gina, Cloth-Covered Car
- Hand Gesture Device Help Surgeons Stay Clean
- Thermoacoustic Devices are a Great Way to Generate...
- The Solar Probe Plus Should Visit the Sun in 2015
- Lilypad Floating Cities
- Ultra-Short Lasers have Great Potential
- Robotic Joy Stick Retrains the Brain
- Acoustic Cloak Makes Silence
- Tactile Displays are Starting to Emerge
- Artificial Skin that can Detect Heat and Touch
- The Chicago Spire Will be a Beautiful Addition to ...
- The Bionic Man Will be Here in 2009
- The Orchid Eco-Home
- Self-Powered Rotating Tower
- On Vacation
- Micro-Robots Are Now Untethered
- The Olympic Stadium in London May be a Collapsible
- Lifter Technology, Anti-gravity? Probably Not, Pr...
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