China Launches Its First Space Station Module Into Orbit

At 9:16 a.m., China successfully sent its first inhabitable space station module into orbit on the back of a "Long March 2F" launch vehicle from the China's Jiuquan Satellite Space Center in the Gobi desert, marking a milestone for both the People’s Space Program and for the Party’s geopolitical ambitions. China - the third nation (behind the U.S.A. and Russia) to independently launch manned missions into space aboard homegrown technology - now joins the old Cold War powers as the third nation to put a space station into orbit.

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Roll Laptop

Scientists at the University of Cambridge have developed a really cool, shape-changing laptop, which has a roll-up screen, re-usable packaging, roll-up keyboards and self-erecting, temporary habitat. These structures, also known as 'morphing' structures, afford multiple configurations without the need of complex parts or sophisticated manufacturing. Check out more@www.sciencedaily.com  

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