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Why do some IMAX screens seem smaller than others?
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We associate IMAX movies with big screens. But why do some IMAX screens seem smaller than others? Find out.
How HTML5 Works
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HTML5 isn't just another HTML revision, but a comprehensive standard for how Web pages work. What sets HTML5 apart from previous versions?
How the ZeroHouse Works
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The zeroHouse may be costly to build, but the zeroHouse could certainly save you on energy bills. Read more about the zeroHouse.
The Tuned Mass Damper: How Science Could Earthquake-Proof the Skyscrapers of Tomorrow
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Smart Structures will completely change the way buildings react to earthquakes! See how they will work!
How Cable Television Works
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Millions of people receive their television signal through a cable TV connection. Most of them don't actually know what "cable TV" is, what it does or how it got its name. Find out!
How the Doomsday Ark Works
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If the Earth is struck by calamity, will survivors find salvation in the proposed Doomsday Ark? The lunar-based vault will contain information that could help jumpstart a new civilization.
How Spud Guns Work
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A spud gun can hurl potatoes hundreds of feet at close to 400 miles per hour. But why is this staple of the dinner table such a popular projectile? Learn the science of spud guns and how they can be customized.
Who Invented the Refrigerator? Uncover the Fridge's Chill History
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Who invented the refrigerator is explained in this article from HowStuffWorks. Find out who invented the refrigerator.
Are robots replacing human soldiers?
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One U.S. Army leader says robots could account for a significant portion of American fighting forces in the next 20 years or so. Find out how machines are waging war now and how they may change the face of battle in the decades to come.
How Smart Rearview Mirrors Work
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Nissan's Smart Rearview Mirror allows you to see behind your vehicle while you're driving. Learn about Nissan's all-new mirror at HowStuffWorks.