Rachel is a recent MIT graduate with a bachelor's in materials science and engineering. She likes 3D printing, solar cells, and maybe 3D printing solar cells, as well as videos of cats being confused by Roombas.
Rare earth metals might be a little less rare thanks to Japanese sea mud
2 months ago in Space & science
Here’s what Antarctica would look like without the ice
3 months ago in Space & science
Transparent solar cells could charge your devices while you play Angry Birds
3 months ago in Gadgets
Quadrotors play catch with inverted pendulum; world domination next
3 months ago in Robots
Electrolysis makes titanium, other pricey metals less expensive
updatedAbsolute zero no longer absolute; next up, dividing by zero?
5 months ago in Space & science
JAXA’s Space Aquarium Puts Fish Families in Orbit, Out of Reach of Kittehs
10 months ago in Tech events
3D Printing in Space: Repair Your Space Station With Tools Built in Orbit
1 year ago in Gadgets
Geeky Pet Costumes Guarantee Kittehs a Good Halloween, More Scratches for Owners
Artificial Photosynthesizers Render Plants Obsolete (Take That, Nature!)
1 year ago in Tech events
Lego Robot Replaces iPad 2 User for Stress Tests
1 year ago in Tablets
Cyborg Plants Render Humans Even More Obsolete
Single-Molecule Motor Spins 50 Times a Second--We Know; They Counted
Newly Discovered Star Can't Even Boil Water; Other Stars Point and Laugh
Open-Source Architecture: WikiHouse Puts Housing Design in Your Hands
1 year ago in Printers
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