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Daily Planet
September 2, 2003
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| Can a material discovered by an inventor in North Bay, Ontario be the next great advance in heat-resistent material? 
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| We needed to watch it in slow motion to believe it. Check out the science behind competitive Rubik's Cubing.
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| Who knew you could make swimwear and a bunch of other things from salmon skin? Find out how one designer is making use of a once-discarded part of this mighty fish.
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| Daily Planet technology columnist Shannon Bentley finds out why one woman spent $100,000 to turn her off-the-showroom floor Mustang into a racetrack contender.
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| Why is Natasha Stillwell standing out in this field? Shortly after August's massive power outage, she and Jay hit the road to find out how power gets generated, fed into your home, and restored in a mass-outage...
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Wednesday, September 10, 2003
• World Trade Center Models
• Baboon Dads
• Gondola Ride
• Hurricane Recipe
• Mindbender Answers!
• Book: Isaac Newton
Tuesday, September 09, 2003
• Tumbler Ridge Dinos
• Shannon's Gadgets
• Playing with Sharks
• Aerial Robots
• Alabama Fossil Tracks
• Happy Birthday, Google!
• Baby Komodo
Monday, September 08, 2003
• Storm Chasers, part 1
• Storm Chasers, part 2
• Robo goose
• Celebrity-gazing
• Oberg shuttle report
• Kitchen science
• Jay's Journal
Friday, September 05, 2003
• New Ferrari
• Anatomy of a shark bite
• Battling a golfing ailment
• Bull riding science
• Student avoidance
• StarStruck - Mars retreats
• Science of fly-fishing
Thursday, September 04, 2003
• King Ramses
• Selective Forest Fire
• Antler Fly
• That Darn Strap
• Shape Tape
• Parrot Sanctuary
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Danger On High
Heads up: Jay Ingram says it’s not a bad idea to watch for falling rocks… from space!
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