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In the role of her career, Hedy Lamarr laid the groundwork for such modern conveniences as mobile and cordless telephones, WiFi, Bluetooth, and GPS.
This book demonstrates how our forward-looking and progressive nation can be free of dependence on limited energy sources, such as foreign oil.
Martin Bojowald's new book provides an intriguing perspective on some pretty deep concepts.
Strong and frightening on the science, less convincing on the politics and sociology.
No GUTS, No Glory: Author's vision of the Grand Unified Theory also serves as a preface for an expanded model and its potential impact on the world.
The differences of a small group of aliens continue to cause conflict between the military and the shifter themselves.
Emperor X brings a lab sensibility to dystopic, technophile love songs that are scientifically proven to be hummable.
These little blocks have become a part of our culture and have built a cult of their own.
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TV Review: Ridley Scott's Prophets of Science Fiction
Ridley Scott's Prophets of Science Fiction is a fascinating mix of literary and scientific information.
Imagine It! is a well-intentioned documentary that ultimately fails to engage audiences as well as it should.
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