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Tag Archives: nanotechnology
Well, You Know, I Work Out
Ever wonder how superheroes get such absurd muscles? I mean, when’s the last time you ever saw one in a gym? Sure, Superman developed his biceps by hauling car around and Clark Kent is likely built under the bland and … Continue reading
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Tagged 2045, acidity, artificial muscle, Batman, carbon, carbon nanotubes, futurist, gym, Hulk, hydrogen ion, ligand, macrocycle, molecular machine, molecule, muscle, nanotechnology, nanotube, pH, Roxtane, Spiderman, superhero, Superman, Wonder Woman, working out
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Monkey See, Monkey Make
In 1964, Arthur C. Clarke called the replicator “the invention to end all inventions.” Just a few years later, the replicator became a staple on Star Trek, providing the crew with food, water, spare parts, and later on, breathable air. … Continue reading
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Tagged arthur clarke, diamondoids, eric drexler, mechanosynthesis, molecular assembler, molecular position fabrication, molecules, nanofactory, nanotechnology, parallel positional assembly, picard, programmable positional assembly, ralph merkle, replicator, self-replicating, star trek, subatomic particles, tribbles
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