@martinmatty: Because it's still radioactive, it radiates heat along with the particles that are dangerous to us.

I'm heartened by the collective knowledge and level-headedness of the commenters so far.

@David Billiter: The Northrop Grumman could be sized to fit between two gates. Airport jetways are hinged so they can angle inward. Jetways today have us walk out perpendicular to the terminal, then make a 90 degree left turn into the jet. There's no reason the jetway couldn't be 45 degrees from the terminal and let…

@HiAperture: If a pod is released from the wing, there's still two heavy engines which will provide partial balance. Additionally, all that wing surface has ailerons - the panels that tilt up or down. They'll provide leverage to counter the weight of the remaining pod.

@Ninety-9: Wow, someone who gets it. I'm glad this got promoted.

@FTH: They're not cheaper to make.

@random4423: Clearly it's not for people who want their screen on a wall.

@DrinkYourMilk: 20 years ago.

Don't most people have walls wider than six feet? Put it there and set the sofa against the opposite wall ten feet away.

@certifiedfryguy: Sorry but they've been missing my friend's all-metal folding credit card knife for years.

@schall129: My friend's metal version looks like a solid credit card. He's been taking it through airports for years.

@arcticfox012: No they won't. Not until someone actually tries to use one on the plane. The TSA only reacts after the threat.

@AndresMN: My friend has been carrying one of these made of metal in his wallet and through airports for years. The TSA has never caught it. It looks like a credit card to their scanner.

@anexanhume: the manufacturing cost is counted as "assembly."

@MaWeiTao: Because most people can't accept the math that LEDs already save money in electricity and buying fewer bulbs over their lifespan.

@stacquellabe: from a machine with the hardware and software installed???

@nashix: How about instead explaining the difference between yahoo mail, gmail, and google voice?

@Live N Learn: You couldn't care less about recent studies? Except when it's a different subject and you happen to agree with the conclusions, amirite? Or do you just go with your gut like Steven Colbert's persona and our last President?

@Live N Learn: You should read the link, stop trusting Gizmodo contributors to get all the facts right, and think for yourself. The process takes six to eight minutes as the lobsters are pressurized to death. They are not blasted with water. Unless the pressurization is near-instantaneous, which I extremely doubt, the…

@Idoitforthelulz: That's debatable.