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New Scientist TV 鈥� March 2010

We study blow-up fabric spaceships and a robot artist, and attend a biochemical wedding, in the latest New Scientist vodcast
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In the latest episode of our monthly vodcast, we investigate whether an expandable habitat made of fabric is really fit to house humans in space. We also look at and attend a wedding that doubled as a science experiment.

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