Gardening Robots, Grapples, & Japan's War on Dance: Latest on VICE (November 22, 2014)
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MOTHERBOARDGardening Robots & The Future of Food in Deep Space
On Motherboard we met the gardening robots that could grow fresh food for astronauts in deep space.
THE CREATORS PROJECTInside the Making of the World's Largest Underwater Sculpture
On The Creators Project we watched as artist Jason deCaires Taylor installed Ocean Atlas, his 18-foot-high, 60-ton underwater sculpture designed to take ecological pressure off Bahamian coral reefs.
MUNCHIESAn Apple That Tastes Like a Grape
In the latest episode of The Politics of Food on MUNCHIES we went to the Apple Capital of the World to investigate the strange story of the Grapple, an apple that tastes like a grape.
THUMPJapan's War on DanceClubbing in the State of Fueiho
Over at Thump we went to Japan to look into the resurgence of fueiho - a 60-year-old "No Dance Law" which imposes strict regulations on dancing in social spaces.
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