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From Micromachines to Nano-Machines

Posted on August 1, 2012 by J.T. O'Connell

As a fan of Star Trek, I was always impressed with the replicator. Truth be told, it was a solution to a big problem that can really hamper a science-fiction story. How do you feed people who are on missions … Continue reading →

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