In weird government experiement news today, we have CNET reporting that the US Navy has developed the first robotic jellyfish! Made of sillicone and spring loaded steel, these mechanical beasts of burden are arguably more high-tech than the species they are modeled on. It operates through a chemical reaction of exposure to hydrogen and oxygen, which then causes artificial muscles to contract and move throughout the water. Once deformed, it's able to return to it's natural shape through use of a "shape-memory alloy." Watch a video of it in action below!
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