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It's been a great week in the future! Follow us and RT this tweet for a chance to win a free PopSci t-shirt saying so!
about 17 hours ago
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The most amazing science and tech images of the week are here. Look at that rat run!
about 18 hours ago
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This week's Archive Gallery: In which PopSci discovers the periodic table, element by element.
about 19 hours ago
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Our buddies @ just posted a review of the NuForce Cube--a speaker, DAC, and headphone amp in a 2.5-in cube
about 20 hours ago
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Whoa. Big news. Obama secretly ordered accelerated cyberattacks against Iran:
about 22 hours ago
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When you want to explore Martian caves without going to Mars, what do you do? Head to Austria:
about 22 hours ago
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This month's App of the Month: Transparent Screen for Android, which uses augmented reality to avoid running into stuff
about 23 hours ago
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4K televisions are going to blow HD away--and this is how the movie-theater quality video will come to your living room
7:48 AM Jun 1st
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For the record, the bingo words were Planck, Polarization, Dark matter, COBE and Plasma.
6:46 PM May 31st
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And thank you to @ for letting me join in on the fun. Very cool panel.
6:44 PM May 31st
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Thank you all for joining us, and listening to me gripe about my bingo card. ( live at )
6:44 PM May 31st
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I've been waiting for someone to say "Planck" for 30 minutes.
6:42 PM May 31st
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BINGO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
6:42 PM May 31st
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Props to the James Webb Space Telescope!! I can't wait for that to be launched. ( live at )
6:36 PM May 31st
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Primordial galaxies. Sounds like a power metal band.
6:35 PM May 31st
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Anyone else playing Bingo?
6:15 PM May 31st
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I'm two squares from BINGO in three rows. Somebody say "black body" please!
6:05 PM May 31st
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I love hearing about struggles in research, because that's pretty much science in a nutshell: failure until success.
6:02 PM May 31st
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wow. 30 microdegrees difference in
5:51 PM May 31st
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Join us for the live stream of a panel on the birth of the universe:
5:50 PM May 31st
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