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Today on In Case You Missed It: Lockheed Martin is encouraging kids to get into STEM with a Mars Experience Bus to tour them around, with giant displays that look as though they’re actually driving on the surface of Mars. Rice University created nanotubes that quickly self-assemble into nanowire. And Yamaha created an acoustic guitar that can store and loop back reverb and chorus sounds.

We are also collectively irritated by the latest smart mattress with sensors inside, designed to catch your partner cheating on your own mattress, when you’re not at home. Ugh.
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