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From: Kickstarter HQ <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: Projects We Love: The Edge of Space Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2014 20:28:48 +0000 This week in Kickstarter We're all over the map lately: this week, Kickstarter opened up to creators in the Netherlands! Also, we're headed to PAX East this weekend. Here's where you'll find us. PrniAnts WA I nvA EFTA01195990 ;t;,2000 Student Projects to the Edge of Space 2000 Student Projects to the Edge of Space By John Powell What happens to a marshmallow at 100,000 feet? A group of students are about to find out. They'll send ping pong balls that contain art projects (and a few marshmallows) to the edge of space via weather balloon. When the balloon returns, they investigate the effects. It's a sky-high science demo! EFTA01195991 'The Mini Mobile Robotic Printer The Mini Mobile Robotic Printer By ZUtA Labs Ltd. The printer's been tethered to desktops for too long. Everything else has gone mobile, yet we find ourselves furiously searching for the nearest place to print a document. The Mini Mobile Robotic Printer wants to change that — they're making a tiny printer that's truly portable. Watch the video to see it in action! EFTA01195992 .,Beardo the Movie - a documentary Beardo the Movie - a documentary By DIGICO Shoot I Post I Design Every fall, hundreds of bearded individuals get together to find out who cultivated that year's superlative facial hair. Only one beard can win the title, and Beardo The Movie is there to document it all. You'll see a fantastic array of furry faces that know what it takes to win Best Facial Hair in the World. Move over, Movember. This is the big leagues. The most backed project of all time. Veronica Mars. Now on iTunes. Watch now. EFTA01195993 Fund the thing in your head. Learn more about starting a project. Don't want to keep getting Projects We Love? That's okay, you can unsubscribe. Find us elsewhere: Copyright 2014 Kickstarter Inc. 58 Kent Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222 iPhone is a registered trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. EFTA01195994

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