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Before actor Jeff Bridges could reprise his role in the Tron sequel, he had to get digital botox. But how will facial mapping technology change the way roles are cast in the future? Jorge Ribas talks to the cast and crew of Tron: Legacy to find out.
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Date Found: December 09, 2010
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January 28, 2011
Tennis balls are supposed to bounce. So what happened to this ball during a match at the Australian Open? Jorge Ribas explains.
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January 16, 2011
Why are these paint particles moving by themselves? Biobus Ben solves the mystery beneath his microscope.
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January 14, 2011
A recently discovered dinosaur could unearth clues on the early days of dinosaur evolution, according to researchers. Jorge Ribas gets a closer look at Eodromaeus or 'Dawn Runner'.
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January 13, 2011
Patients in a comatose, or vegetative, state may be more aware than they appear. A top neuroscientist talks about his work to communicate with people in such a state.
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January 07, 2011
Disaster movies and sci-fi epics could get a lot more realistic thanks to the field of fluid dynamics, which is giving filmmakers new ways of creating better visual effects, from tidal waves to explosions. Jorge Ribas reports.
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