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	A new technology called “augmented reality” (AR) will change the way we experience the world. In the not-so-distant future, you’ll put on your AR device and you will “see” much more than is actually there...
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	We've got some cool games to exercise your brain! Check them out, but be sure to come back because will be adding many more fun things!
	Butterflies! Wings of silk and will of iron. You'll be amazed by these little known facts and scientific mysteries.
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	We've found the best sites on the web and the greatest books on science and technology. Check them out!
	From the road less traveled, meet Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web..
	Marshall answers your questions. This week, find out how helium balloons work. Have you got a question? Ask Marshall!
	Greetings from Marshall Brain, the man behind this site. He discusses what's new and lets you know what to look for in the next issue.
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