The Tech Behind Rorschach's Mask in Watchmen Creating Rorschach's signature look took months of R&D; and plenty of experiments with ink and fabric. Here's how filmmakers created the striking look of Watchmen's beloved antihero.
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The Making of Watchmen's Dr. Manhattan Hollywood once said that a film based on the graphic novel Watchmen could never be made—in part because the technology to create Dr. Manhattan, the blue, glowing, matter-manipulating superhero, didn't exist. Here is how they pulled it off.
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Structural Engineer: This Is My Job A structural engineer at Oregon State University, Chris Higgins casts concrete bridge parts and exposes them to stresses that cause real-world bridges to fail, such as repeated freeze-and-thaw cycles and the weight and pressure of traffic loads. (Published in the March 2009 issue)
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Does America Need Universal Broadband? Obama's economic stimulus package allocates billions for the expansion of broadband Internet to underserved areas. But what does "broadband" and "underserved" mean to the government? Glenn Derene tackles high-speed Internet in the U.S.
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5 "Oregon Trail"-Style Classic Games We Want for the iPhone While we're excited about Oregon Trail for the iPhone, not every game works well for the small touchscreen platform. Here are five that we'd love to see.
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Experts Review Their 2009 Oscar Predictions in Sci/Tech Categories: Where We Were Right and How We Went Wrong PM asked movie industry experts for their predictions in the Oscar's Sci/Tech categories. Today, we asked the same experts what they thought of the winning films.
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New IMAX Film, Under the Sea 3D, Puts Audiences in the Ocean Fulfilling a decades-old dream, or capturing never-before-filmed animals and behavior, is not why Howard Hall made Under the Sea 3D–he wanted to draw attention to the effects of global warming on the planet's oceans.
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2009 Oscars: PM Predicts Winners for Sci/Tech Categories PM takes to the red carpet to find out who movie industry experts expect to win for audio and visual achievement at the 81st annual Academy Awards, airing Feb. 22 at 8 pm on ABC. Check back Feb. 23 to see how our experts fared.
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Why Shovel-Ready Infrastructure is Wrong (Right Now) The term, "shovel-ready" has mustered political clout recently. Here is why a shovel-ready mandate is a quick-fix approach to infrastructure that continues with the legacy of short-term thinking which has helped shape the current infrastructure crisis
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When Will the NFL Broadcast in 3D? A stereoscopic first is coming to Super Bowl XLIII in the form of a 3D commercial break, featuring the debut of Dreamworks Animations' 3D trailer for Monsters vs. Aliens as well as a spot for Sobe drinks. Is 3D football around the corner?
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