Friday, April 27, 2012

China's Space Program Is Becoming More Capable

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Soldiers stand in front of the Long March II-F rocket loaded with China's unmanned space module Tiangong-1 before its planned launch fro...

Women And Swimsuits

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Image Credit olly / Shutterstock Why Do Women Cringe At The Thought Of Trying On Swimsuits? -- Red Orbit Swimsuit season may not entirely be...

The U.S. Army Wants A Magic Bullet

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Looking to the future: The U.S Army wants small businesses to develop a floating non-lethal bullet U.S Army Floats The Idea Of A 'Magic ...

The Amazing U-2

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High Spy: The Amazing U-2 -- Air & Space Smithsonian Who would have thought that the Lockheed U-2, Kelly Johnson’s late, uninvited, and ...

Can Fiction Survive The Ebook Age?

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A little light reading? ... reading an ebook at the beach. Photograph: Alamy Can Literary Fiction Survive The Ebook Age? -- The Guardian Som...

An End To An Era For NASA

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Space Shuttle Enterprise's Historic Flyover Wows New Yorkers -- Space.com NEW YORK — Hundreds of space shuttle fans braved the chilly te...

The Army's Future Truck?

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Future Army Truck Inspired by the iPhone -- Danger Room The Army’s next truck should be smart, flexible, user-friendly, partially autonomous...

For An Oil Spill, Send In The Navy Drones

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Designing Sailbots to Mop Up Oil Spills -- Wired It’s the second anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon disaster. Of the many terrible lessons...

The Four Ages Of The Universe

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The Four Ages of the Universe -- What's Next? -- Discovery News The Greek poet Hesiod described the Five Ages of Man in mythology. They ...

Is This The Perfect Face?

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Is This the Perfect Face? -- Discovery News What would a scientifically perfect face look like? England thinks it would mirror Florence Colg...

A Search For The Bones Of An Early American

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The Young Man of Chan Hol II skeleton was laid to rest 10,000 years ago when sea levels were much lower (Image: Eugenio Acevez/Instituto Nac...

Is Global Warming Just Hot Air?

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Global warming: A retreating glacier in Alaska USA. But despite alarmist theories, temperatures have barely risen in the past 20 years Is Gl...
Thursday, April 26, 2012

The Invasion Of The Black Tiger Shrimp

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This black tiger shrimp was caught in 210 feet of water off the coast of Louisiana. Scientists: Giant Cannibal Shrimp Invasion Growing -- CN...

Robots And Other Tech To Evacuate Wounded Soldiers (Maybe)

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Airmule Wanted: Robots To Evacuate Wounded Soldiers -- Popular Mechanics A Pentagon study looks at the future technology for evacuating woun...

Who Is Flying Drones (And Where) In The U.S.

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More Drones are Coming to U.S. Airspace U.S. Department of Homeland Security Who Is Flying Drones In The U.S. And Where Are They Flying? -- ...

Anti-Piracy Curtain

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Video: 'Anti-Piracy Curtain' Makes Boarding Ships a Wet, Dangerous Mess for Pirates -- Popular Science It’s perfectly understandable...

Getting Ready For The True 4G Revolution

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UN Clears The Way For Faster Mobile Devices -- US News and World Report Faster networks could be up to 500 times faster than 3G smartphones....

US Navy Is Developing 'Intelligent' Uniforms

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One of the U.S. military's many attempts to design a uniform of the future. Photo: RDECOM New Navy Uniform Could Monitor Sailors’ Pee fo...

Earth's Glaciers Are 'Out Of Wack'

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The retreat of McCall Glacier in North Alaska. The left panel is 1958; the right panel is 2003 World's Glaciers 'Out Of Balance'...
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Your Next Password Could Be Your Brain

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Forget fingerprints and eye scans, your next password could be your brain (Source: Petrovich9/iStockphoto) Your Brain Could Become Your Pass...