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#ICYMI: Space X's rocket fail, Google's beer fridge and more

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Today on In Case You Missed It: Space X's latest ISS-resupply mission goes up in smoke after its Falcon 9 rocket explodes immediately after launching; Google debuts a smart refrigerator that dispenses free beer (so long as you can say "I'm a Canadian" in at least six languages) and a robotic finger swipes smartphone screens to test the limits of lag.
From the cutting room floor: This art installation features capacitive-touch vines that follow your movements around the room, not unlike that creepy clown painting in your Nana's parlor.
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