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Photography

JK Imaging launches first of the new Kodak cameras: the PIXPRO AZ361

JK Imaging has launched the first of a new Kodak PIXPRO line of digital imaging products, the Astro Zoom AZ361 bridge camera.
Outdoors

LifeSaver Jerrycan purifies 5 gallons of water for drinking and showering

The LIFESAVER Jerrycan carries and purifies close to 5 gallons of water.
Military

U.S. Navy to deploy Laser Weapon System on warship

The U.S. Navy took a step farther away from John Paul Jones and closer to James T. Kirk as it announced that a solid-state laser weapon will be deployed on a U.S. Navy ship in fiscal year 2014.
Outdoors

LiddUp Cooler employs LEDs to make cool parties even cooler

LiddUp Cooler employs LED lighting to ensure you can find your beers easier in the dark.
Science

Dark matter, WIMPS, and NASA's Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer data

What does NASA's Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer really tell us about dark matter?
Automotive

Lancia and MomoDesign team up once more for the Delta S

Lancia and MOMO Design join forces to create the new Delta S.
Wellness and Healthy Living

Sony to adapt PlayStation 3 titles to treat lazy eye in children

Scientists from Nottingham have announced that they've drafted in Sony to help with I-BiT, a research project seeking to treat lazy eye with video games and specially designed 3D glasses.
Around The Home

Hyperion: the lamp you'd fend off with a stick

Hyperion is not only an insectoid light fitting, it's the star of a (very short) stop motion film.
Robotics

Underwater robot seeks out endangered sturgeons

Scientists are using satellite data and an underwater robot to locate and protect endangered Atlantic sturgeon.
Astronomy

Armstrong’s “one small step” EKG among aerospace treasures up for auction

RR Auction is hosting a major sale of aerospace memorabilia from the past century.
Electronics

Making solar cells with a kitchen microwave

Researchers at the University of Utah have discovered a method for creating solar cell material using the same microwave found in most kitchens.
Science

Make your own invisibility cloak with a 3D printer

Researchers at Duke University have developed an invisibility cloak that can be made by an entry-level 3D printer.

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