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Astronomy

Quantum spacetime more like foam rubber than beer foam

A recent study of gamma-ray bursts finds that spacetime is smoother on the quantum scale than expected.
Space Systems

LiftPort plans to build space elevator on the Moon by 2020

LiftPort has begun fundraising in its bid to build a space elevator on the Moon by 2020.
Games

Sifteo Cubes Intelligent Play system goes portable

The Sifteo Cubes Intelligent Play system has been updated so that up to 12 blocks can be used at any one time (instead of 6 previously) and now includes a new Sifteo Base that adds portability to gameplay.
Around The Home

Siemens previews House of Innovations connected household at IFA 2012

Siemens is displaying some of the home technologies it's developing, in its House of Innovations exhibit at IFA 2012.
Robotics

Solar-powered underwater robot inspired by the sunfish

Scientists have created a solar-powered swimming underwater robot, inspired by the ocean sunfish.
Good Thinking

Experimental device may keep trucks from jack-knifing

A new device may help keep transport trucks from jack-knifing.
Good Thinking

How to build a miniature Norwegian whitewater river

Gizmag catches up with water resources engineer Darren Shepherd, who shows us a running scale model of a Norwegian whitewater kayaking park that he built for a client.
Military

Pyros Small Tactical Munition hits bulls-eye in field testing

Raytheon's Pyros small tactical munition intended for delivery via UAV has passed an end-to-end test with flying colors.
Automotive

GasPods are designed to make driving less of a drag

GasPods are tiny stick-on airfoils, designed to lower your vehicle's wind drag.
Science

Temperature-measuring smart sutures monitor wound healing

A scientist has invented a “smart” suture that contains ultrathin sensors that can detect when a wound is infected.
3D Printing

Makerplane aims to create the first open source aircraft

akerPlane is a project to create an open source aircraft designed by contributors and built with digital manufacturing processes.
Science

Ants invented the internet?

Stanford scientists have learned that red harvester ants use the same TCP algorithms as the internet.

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