A 1884-sq ft sheet of Tetrapak was folded to make the boat, which is almost 30 feet long and weighs 55 pounds. Named "Bis Ans Ende der Welt" or Until The End Of The World, the $217 boat took just two hours to construct, and Frank reckons it will survive forty days (and, I assume, forty nights) before it disintegrates into a soggy mass of sinkability. I wonder if he'll do a paper airplane next? [Spluch and Abendblatt through Google Translate]

The $250 GammaWatch Basic packs a plethora of paranoia tucked inside a fine looking timepiece. Using a solid state radiation detector, the watch displays any threatening levels of radiation displayed in immediate and cumulative exposure (3 months after the bomb drops, you will know just how much radiation was required for your third nose to fall off). At last, we have an affordable method to fine-tune our experiments with turtles/spiders/bunnies. And don't knock bunny powers, they run really, really fast. Plus they are cuddly. – Mark Wilson

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