Michael Rundle is a writer who lives in London.
He is the Technology Editor of the Huffington Post UK.
Employment history and portfolio can be found above, various things he has written and found are collected to the right.
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An obtvse way to make a point
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A team of amateur British space enthusiasts has achieved a world first by sending a paper plane into space. The plane, made of paper straws and covered in paper, was launched in Spain using a helium balloon. The plane eventually landed 25 miles (40km) away from its launch site in a wood and only suffered a small hole in the wing. Watch the video here.
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This sounds like the beginning...science fiction story. The obvious next step is to...
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Photos are also here!
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I wonder if they beat...origami spaceplane (I never heard
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Congratulations to them, but let’s be honest, 27,5 km is not really
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