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[...] T-1000 reassembles itself from thousands of blobs of molten metal? Researchers from North Carolina State University (NCSU) have taken the first steps to such science fiction becoming reality by [...]

[...] that their theory may be proved correct. To attempt to test this premise, the Fermilab researchers have designed and built what they call a “Holometer” – or holographic [...]