May 01st, 2010
Popular Science
House Warming
May 01st, 2010
May 01st, 2010
In the northernmost climes of the world where the Caucasian race originated it was a matter of evolutionary life and death, and even in the temperate zone cities of Australasia today the temperature can routinely fall into single digits – not much fun even if you can buy iPhone apps.
Make Robots Smarter
September 01st, 2009
September 01st, 2009
Humans have a lot to think about and even more to process when it comes to solving the problems we face. Somewhere in all the data we churn out is everything from a HIV cure to the perfect videogame character. Computers with narrowly-programmed parameters have the speed but not the
Your Personal Eye in the Sky
March 15th, 2010
March 15th, 2010
But it’s not just the large clear picture of your flight path the iPhone or iPod Touch can provide. Instead of struggling with a complicated remote control unit, you fly the AR Drone merely by tilting your handheld device in the direction you want to go. There are a few
Skylab Goes Down
July 01st, 2009
July 01st, 2009
NASA managed to re-establish contact in the final days to adjust Skylab’s angle for as smooth a re-entry as possible, and final calculations predicted a trajectory across the Southern Ocean and a sparsely populated tract of Western Australia.
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