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Alphabetical list articles with annotations, from journals published in 2010 in the journal Young Technician:

But the sun is still better.

Aviation of the future

What can't you shoot without?

Silent Shot

Pancake on the ball, or how to make a breakthrough in mathematics

Power Supplies

BMPT - defender of tanks

The car has nothing to do with it..

Nature's Patent Armor

A story about dust

In space - a flying carpet!

B. Congratulations to the hero of the day!

Let's go back to the stone age?

Turntables and fountains

funny crafts

Wind generator on the roof

Vintu volcano is not terrible

Instead of an airbag

The return of the steam engine?

around the chimney

Everyone lies calendars?

Higher and higher..

The universal brain of Andrey Linde

Door selection

Select wallpaper

Electroplating instead of pickling

Hunger. fantasy story

Lunokhod racing

The city under the dome

Row ... wheels!

Long live scented soap!

The case of telomeres

Landing on an asteroid

Cheaper nowhere

Rain in the apartment

Houses made of ... fabric

Hole. fantasy story

If you blow up the cells..

More about robot transformer

live antennas

Life in outer space

A mysterious story about dark energy and the fifth dimension

Look into the future

In-flight refueling

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