Pickup Truck Bedliners Used to Protect Pentagon

Technology that's been around for more than a decade is now being used in the war on terrorism.

It's not computer software, or an electronic device, but a simple substance you find on a pickup truck. It's a thick, black spray, made out of polyeurothane -- a fancy name for liquid plastic. It dries in seconds, and creates a protective armor so strong that the military believes it can save lives in an explosion.

(Sure, I heard banjo music when I read the story, but then I looked here)

"Ginger" to be unveiled next Monday

Inventor Dean Kamen's big secret thingy will soon be unveiled.

Last Monday, Diane Sawyer, host of ABC's Good Morning America, announced "...one week from today" -- on Dec. 3 -- "we're going to reveal right here what It is."

Air Force Announces "Microwave Weapon"

--Last week, the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) in New Mexico finished testing the system on human volunteers.--

Yes, but how fast does it cook a potato?