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  • 05:34 Popular America's Road To Energy Independence, Part 1

    America's Road To Energy Independence, Part 1

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    Our four-part series follows editor-in-chief Jacob Ward on a trip across the country and around the world to see firsthand the ideas that could usher in a new era of true energy independence for the United States. First up: a solar cell in every bolt of f

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  • 01:48 Popular World's Largest Lego Model: A life-size X-wing fighter

    World's Largest Lego Model: A life-size X-wing fighter

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    5.3 million bricks. 46,000 pounds of LEGO. Read more here: http://pops.ci/121HD24

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  • 24:08 Popular The Limits Of The Human Body

    The Limits Of The Human Body

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    At Nerd Nite in San Francisco, Popular Science Editor-in-Chief Jacob Ward explains why technology's biggest limitation is the human body itself. Filmed on May 15, 2013.

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  • 00:09 Popular Upstream Flowing Chalk Particles

    Upstream Flowing Chalk Particles

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    Video from an experiment at Rutgers University shows particles of chalk flowing up a channel of water.

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  • 00:22 Popular Beating Stem Cell Heart

    Beating Stem Cell Heart

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    University of Pittsburgh scientists stripped a mouse heart of its cells and inserted human stem cells. Watch it beat!

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  • 02:01 Popular Open-Source Your DNA - Popular Science Rants!

    Open-Source Your DNA - Popular Science Rants!

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    Genetic privacy is a pipe dream. It's time to let science run free with our DNA. Read Popular Science contributor Erin Biba's essay here: http://www.popsci.com/science/article/2013-04/don%E2%80%99t-be-afraid-your-dna

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  • 04:06 Popular Wright Glider Model to Fly (or Fall) Off a 30-Foot-High Ledge

    Wright Glider Model to Fly (or Fall) Off a 30-Foot-High Ledge

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    On Saturday, September 21, 2013, a team of student engineers from Temple University will push a Wright Brothers-inspired glider off a 30-foot-high flight deck near Washington, D.C. Their goal: To break the Red Bull Flugtag world record flight distance of

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  • 00:42 Popular Levitating Droplet

    Levitating Droplet

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    Silicone oil levitates on vibrating fluid. Video by Dan Harris and John Bush/MIT.

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  • 00:44 Popular A 3-D Printer Makes A Pizza

    A 3-D Printer Makes A Pizza

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    At SXSW Eco, a team shows off a 3-D printer that makes a pizza.

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  • 02:59 Popular Please Make Cars Millennials Actually Want - Popular Science Rants!

    Please Make Cars Millennials Actually Want - Popular Science Rants!

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    Children of baby boomers -- aka the Millennials, Generation Y, etc. -- are buying fewer cars and driving fewer miles. Automakers, meanwhile, are increasingly feeling the sting. What's Detroit to do? Popular Science projects editor Dave Mosher offers a man

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  • 01:15 Popular How Patenting Viruses Could Save Lives - Popular Science Rants!

    How Patenting Viruses Could Save Lives - Popular Science Rants!

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    Biological patents create a financial incentive for innovation and discovery. Read more: http://pops.ci/1aILY9C

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  • 00:30 Popular Two-Armed Mind-Controlled Avatar Monkey Arms

    Two-Armed Mind-Controlled Avatar Monkey Arms

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    Researchers recently developed a system that allows monkeys to control two arms on a computer screen, using just their thoughts. This video shows what the monkeys saw on their screens. Learn more here: http://www.popsci.com/article/science/double-fun-syst

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