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Alphabetical list articles with annotations, from magazines published in 2015 in the journal Popular Mechanics:

334 km/h on... bike

50 iron rings

iCniper

And instead of a heart - a paraffin motor

And I want to drive!

And under the hood - a nuclear engine

Cars of the nearest present

Diamond surgery

Antibiotic Apocalypse

Apocalypse Dresden

Arena for grand football

Atomic International

Atomic king-ship

Basel 2015: nano versus micro

Swimming pool for lunatics

Running Sect

No extra tact

Silent roar of the future

Madness on wheels

Bert Rutan: Don't be afraid to make mistakes!

The Endless Childhood of Ben Light

Blender: Disassembly Report

Near space: faster, better, cheaper

Fighting snakes. How those born to fly fight

Big fish

Bomb for Manhattan

In the context: how to make cold out of heat

In the shadow of giants

Vertical of the future

inside a small tube

Eighty years of creation

Enemy and Helper Within Us: Mobile Genetic Elements

Gadgets in the realm of Morpheus

Deep Sea Bestiary

Voices of Silence

Homunculus: man on glass

Thunderstorm of terrorists

XNUMXth century

Keep your ears warm

House in a parallel world

Wind crossbow

Breathing through the walls

The only chance for immortality

Driving vertically

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