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Liquid That Cuts Metal Like Sandpaper

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The Crane Ship That Lifted a 15-Story Building

The Screw Too Advanced to Be Called a Screw

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The Hammer Strike That Keeps a Power Plant Alive

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The Calculator Geniuses Used 100 Years Ago

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The Blade That Cuts Steel

A Machine That Hits Metal

The Liquid Metal That Used to Control Electricity

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You Can Literally Draw on a Squid

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The Washer That Changes Everything

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What Are These Teeth Made Of?

The Nightmare of Oil Drilling

The Pen That Engineers Used Like a Machine

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It Doesn’t Spark… But It Explodes Anyway

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The Hand-Powered Detonator That Lit Up a Century

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The Concrete That Competes With Steel

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Why Bad Insulation Fails in Just One Year

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