By now you’re probably used to all the spectacular nightime timelapses from the International Space Station . But this one demonstrates that the show is just as amazing during the day
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From Space the Earth Eats the Moon
On February 2, 2012, In Gadgets, by GoveroOrzel581
By now you’re probably used to all the spectacular nightime timelapses from the International Space Station . But this one demonstrates that the show is just as amazing during the day
On February 2, 2012, In Gadgets, by JohnHickman
Take a moment to Breathe , because this one’s kind of heady. NASA has just published a new video of the Dark Side of the Moon and, contrary to popular belief, it’s not really all that dark. (We’d probably describe it as a subdued gray, if we had to, but feel free to go with Any Colour You Like .) Compiled into a 30-second video clip, this footage provides a cursory glimpse of the moon’s hind parts (its “B-Side,” if you will), panning over the rock from north to south, in all its crater-y glory
Take a moment to Breathe , because this one’s kind of heady. NASA has just published a new video of the Dark Side of the Moon and, contrary to popular belief, it’s not really all that dark. (We’d probably describe it as a subdued gray, if we had to, but feel free to go with Any Colour You Like .) Compiled into a 30-second video clip, this footage provides a cursory glimpse of the moon’s hind parts (its “B-Side,” if you will), panning over the rock from north to south, in all its crater-y glory
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NASA films dark side of the moon, finds no evidence of Brain Damage (video)
On January 31, 2012, In Gadgets, by dickskenyetta
Michael Jordan? Muhammad Ali? Joe Montana?
Michael Jordan? Muhammad Ali? Joe Montana?
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The Two-Ton Robot That Can Leap Over Asteroids
On January 29, 2012, In Gadgets, Technology, by wordek13
On January 27, 2012, In Gadgets, by LagoryGeberth
Astronomers are saying that we shouldn’t be concerned about 2012 BX34, the asteroid they were surprised to detect on Wednesday.
Astronomers are saying that we shouldn’t be concerned about 2012 BX34, the asteroid they were surprised to detect on Wednesday.
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Surprise Asteroid Passing Really Close to Earth Right Now (Everyone’s OK So Far?)
The (semi) liveblog of the Intel keynote, including announcements from Lenovo and Motorola about Intel-based smartphones – a threat to ARM? (Note: this was written as live, but posted subsequently.) Keynote time again: this time it’s Paul Otellini, president chief executive of Intel. The problem for him here is, can he persuade people that Intel does anything more than provide the processors to power the PC – which is a mature, slowing market in the west, and growing very much less quickly than the smartphone and tablet market in the rest of the world
The (semi) liveblog of the Intel keynote, including announcements from Lenovo and Motorola about Intel-based smartphones – a threat to ARM? (Note: this was written as live, but posted subsequently.) Keynote time again: this time it’s Paul Otellini, president chief executive of Intel. The problem for him here is, can he persuade people that Intel does anything more than provide the processors to power the PC – which is a mature, slowing market in the west, and growing very much less quickly than the smartphone and tablet market in the rest of the world
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CES 2012: Intel keynote from Otellini brings Atom to smartphones
On January 3, 2012, In Gadgets, by DanelleSoapes737
Plus top 10 most-pirated movies of 2011, and profile of Moshi Monsters founder Michael Acton-Smith A quick burst of 9 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Siri clones land in Android Market with official Apple icons and deceptive marketing > > 9to5Mac “Another app, called Siri for Android , as picked up by The Next Web , made a point of clarifying it is simply a Siri icon that acts as a shortcut to Google’s Voice Actions.
Plus top 10 most-pirated movies of 2011, and profile of Moshi Monsters founder Michael Acton-Smith A quick burst of 9 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Siri clones land in Android Market with official Apple icons and deceptive marketing > > 9to5Mac “Another app, called Siri for Android , as picked up by The Next Web , made a point of clarifying it is simply a Siri icon that acts as a shortcut to Google’s Voice Actions.
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Boot up: Siri ‘knockoffs’ in Android app market, HP Touchpad ‘built on flawed software’, and more
On December 26, 2011, In Gadgets, by chenlili4869
Arizona State University’s professor Paul Davis—a theoretical physicist and cosmologist now working on astrobiology—and Robert Wagner—Research Technician at the School of Earth & Space Exploration—have published a scientific paper calling for the search of alien artifacts on the Moon.
Arizona State University’s professor Paul Davis—a theoretical physicist and cosmologist now working on astrobiology—and Robert Wagner—Research Technician at the School of Earth & Space Exploration—have published a scientific paper calling for the search of alien artifacts on the Moon.
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Scientists Say We Should Search Moon for Alien Traces
On December 20, 2011, In Gadgets, by TomFray
In a research paper called “The population of natural Earth satellites”, astronomers say that Earth has a second moon at any given time. While these moons are small, the scientific implications of this discovery are phenomenal
In a research paper called “The population of natural Earth satellites”, astronomers say that Earth has a second moon at any given time. While these moons are small, the scientific implications of this discovery are phenomenal
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Earth Has a Second Moon, Astronomers Say