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Uploaded by on Apr 6, 2007

this episode will detail how tiny "tin whiskers," which grow on wires and other innards of electronic devices, wreak havoc on such systems. In fact, these teeny troublemakers are responsible for the loss of billions of dollars worth of satellites, missiles and other equipment, including the Galaxy communications satellite system in recent years. University of Maryland engineers are researching these microscopic structures -- the episode will feature interviews with these researchers and a look into their laboratories on the College Park campus.

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  • Amazing. It goes without saying that the cristalization process, (and whiskers) growing in a lifelike manner, rendering intereacting & growing minerals, a type of "living matter", a living Mineral Kingdom in their own right!

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