@CNN: Is the science and technology seen in the “Star Wars” movies even remotely possible? Physicist Don Lincoln takes a look. https://t.co/JxRfX8W9tR (via @CNNOpinion) https://t.co/sOGKa2xBEp

December 17, 2017 / The Arbiter / CNN

Is the science and technology seen in the "Star Wars" movies even remotely possible? Physicist Don Lincoln takes a look. https://t.co/JxRfX8W9tR (via @CNNOpinion) http://pic.twitter.com/sOGKa2xBEp

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@CNN: Is the science and technology seen in the “Star Wars” movies even remotely possible? Physicist Don Lincoln takes a look. https://t.co/JxRfX8W9tR (via @CNNOpinion) https://t.co/sOGKa2xBEp

@CNN: If a possible mass shooter wants to hone his craft, don’t hand him a virtual boot camp | via @CNNopinion https://t.co/enee1yhZNk https://t.co/HpjXTZ3VVs

@CNN: Coca-Cola donates an additional $4.3M in the wake of Hurricane Maria and Mexico quakes, tripling its contribution… https://t.co/MmQCUT8VW3

@CNN: Sony Pictures Television is co-developing three TV projects — including a series on an all-female group warriors — with one of Africa’s biggest networks //cnn.it/2pPFbdu https://t.co/oWvbSSiLrO

@CNN: Here’s a timeline of how the New York City truck attack unfolded https://t.co/sxfCaLYcha https://t.co/bhUc3S4TYL

@CNN: This Texan made it through Harvey and Irma and he’s now using social media to help Keys residents… https://t.co/s4zWbMKrFI

@CNN: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reflects on former US President George H.W. Bush’s “remarkable American legacy” https://t.co/U6Je1KXSL2 https://t.co/R8s29ZeVVS

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