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« Science: April 2014 | Main | Science: June 2014 » ScienceIt'll always be a brontosaurus as long as i've got something to say about it Firefox's spellcheck doesn't like it when scientists go around changing our childhood names for dinosaurs. By fnord12 | May 28, 2014, 3:23 PM | Godzilla
& Science | Link Still no real replicators, but they're getting closer with using 3-D printers to make food. I would love something that would make my ravioli! And here i just happened to find a recipe for vegan fish-shaped crackers earlier in the week but thought to myself "what the hell kind of chump do you think i am to be spending hours stamping out little fish-shapes?". I was thinking of just going with square crackers, but if they're gonna sell me a machine to do it...i think we can all agree that is quite serendipitous. By min | May 15, 2014, 2:07 PM | Science | Comments (1)| Link Someone should let Cap know he can stop wearing that corrective helmet. It's too late to fix the problem. From the age of 6 months, half of the infants were required to wear custom-made closely fitting helmets for 23 hours a day for a 6-month period. The remaining infants had no treatment at all. On measuring the head shape of all infants once the babies reached 2 years old, the team found that the infants who wore the helmets showed no significant improvements, compared with those who received no treatment. By min | May 2, 2014, 12:44 PM | Comics & Science | Link |