The most interesting science news of 2013

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Universe might be a hologram: Big Bang Theory, S6-E05.
Once again, life imitates art.

But seriously: custom grown or printed organs.
Personally im looking forward to applications in reconstructive surgery for cancer patients. For example reconstructing lymph nodes that had to be removed.

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China and India getting into Thorium power.

NASA admitting that the MIT-orchestrated “debunking” of Pons and Fleishman was itself horribly bad science, committing significant resources to studying low energy nuclear reactions, and publishing a press release in which they hilariously disparaged “Edisonian experimentation” and seemed to be claiming that you have to have a peer-reviewed theory before you can productively make any physical observations. The combination of a long awaited acknowledgement, a serious attempt at real science, and a ridiculous attempt at face-saving was priceless. I saw nothing better in 2013!

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