Popular Mechanics Magazine 2.3.0

Popular Mechanics Magazine - Download the POPULAR MECHANICS app then follow the prompts to buy the May issue

This version of Popular Mechanics Magazine is optimized for the iPad, meaning that you can enjoy the full Popular Mechanics Magazine experience on the big screen.

Download the POPULAR MECHANICS app, then follow the prompts to buy the May issue for $3.99. The interactive edition of POPULAR MECHANICS has all the great stories of our print version, enhanced with animations, videos, 3D diagrams and additional reporting in a fluid, easy-to-navigate interface.The May issue includes our new Space Lander game, in which you choose the payload and components of your spacecraft, and launch it on a mission to Earth, Mars or the asteroid Ceres. If you've chosen well, it will land successfully. Otherwise, watch out. Our cover story is an investigation of the future of space travel in coming decades.Elsewhere in the issue, we have a report on the science of earthquake prediction in the United States, an analysis of how Indy 500 racing has changed everyday driving technology, and a guide to the growing do-it-yourself scene in locations from Southern California to Maine.Also in the May issue:
• A special report on the FIRST Robotics Competition, the after-school sport that is changing the world
• The dangerous world of Alaska bush pilots
• A test of 250-cc motorcycles
• Picnic table building plans, with a 3D diagram and step-by-step how-to animation
• A newbie's guide to geocachingIn every issue, you can:
• Bookmark stories to read later
• Write messages using Facebook, email and Twitter without leaving the app
• Navigate easily using our scrolling Table of Contents window, the Page Viewer that gives a graphical display of the entire issue, or the forward and back arrows that enable you to move quickly from article to article• PopMech Space Lander game• May 2011 issue now available• Performance improvementsElsewhere in the issue, we have a report on the science of earthquake prediction in the United States, an analysis of how Indy 500 racing has changed everyday driving technology, and a guide to the growing do-it-yourself scene in locations from Southern California to Maine.Also in the May issue:
• A special report on the FIRST Robotics Competition, the after-school sport that is changing the world
• The dangerous world of Alaska bush pilots
• A test of 250-cc motorcycles
• Picnic table building plans, with a 3D diagram and step-by-step how-to animation
• A newbie's guide to geocachingIn every issue, you can:
• Bookmark stories to read later
• Write messages using Facebook, email and Twitter without leaving the app
• Navigate easily using our scrolling Table of Contents window, the Page Viewer that gives a graphical display of the entire issue, or the forward and back arrows that enable you to move quickly from article to article

This is the iPad version of Popular Mechanics Magazine 2.3.0