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Alphabetical list articles with annotations, from journals published in 2008 in the journal Young Technician:

Mantis religiosa. fantasy story

Aberration. fantasy story

The car occupies the street..

Antinobel found his heroes

Arshin of the Russian soul

Barge-shifter, horse-horse ..

Pool and... black hole

Silent Explosion

Squirting cucumber. fantasy story

Frost fighting

Will we fly like birds?

Bouquets of stone flowers

paper motors

Are drafts helpful?

Helicopter-transformer

fun in the looking glass

Vortex device

We carefully look at ... the sound

Return of the dinosaurs

Rogue waves are simulated in the laboratory

Memories of summer

Do we all know about magnets?

Always on guard

Height of technology

Water powered gas stove.

Where do they train as an astronaut

Audio signal generator

Painter's main tool

Depth of surface reactions

Horizons of the young

City-home, city-state ..

graphene breakthrough

Let's do... clouds

Give me a clear picture!

Landing on Mars in search of life

landing device

Ten Molecules That Changed the World

Diode from ... soda and water

Why does a biologist need a printer?

Both military and civilian

And again the robots on the track ..

Ideas and accomplishments

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