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Science: Extreme Machines Archive
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| World's Smallest Robot (Published in the June 2003 issue)
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| PM/"Monster Garage" Rolls-Royce Of Rock Crawlers (Published in the June 2003 issue)
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| World's Deepest Diving Sub (Published in the May 2003 issue)
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| Saturn V is the Biggest Engine Ever Built (Published in the April 2003 issue)
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| The World's Most Powerful Magnet (Published in the March 2003 issue)
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| Extreme Machines: Maybach Is The World's Most Powerful Sedans (Published in the February 2003 issue)
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| Extreme Machines: Antonov An-225 Is The World's Biggest Plane (Published in the January 2003 issue)
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