Now we can keep track of all of man's crazy fairy godparents, right up until we all find out whether they're real or not. (Image courtesy messagetoeagle.com.) |
Will History Be Written By Lasers And Preserved On Crystals?
Have you ever written something so mellifluously elegant, so heartwrenching, or so damn dirty that you hid it away on a disk? How about preserving important family history in your formerly-current computer's format? If this happened twenty (or even ten) years ago, that disk is likely now obsolete. How can we keep our digitized information in perpetuity when it's tougher and tougher to stay caught up with upgrades?
Space Station Sunday: Orbital Business As Usual
"Got to see the Super Bowl in person after all! But at 17,500MPH, it didn't last long. #YearInSpace" -Astronaut Scott Kelly |
Iran, And You Can Run Too: New Iranian App For Avoiding Morality Police
In much of the world, apps can provide amusing diversions or helpful little bits of information for daily life. However in Iran, one app has achieved a new level of importance regarding an issue that few Westerners would (hopefully) never have to worry about...
How would you like to be fined and forced to sign a confession of repentance just for not covering your hair? (Image courtesy bbc.com.) |
Space Station Sunday: Extremophiles, An E.V.A., and English Rugby
Ingrained In The Brain: New "Brainprints" Security Metric Proven 100% Accurate
We've all seen a spy movie where someone's fingerprint-scan is needed to access an important area, and they end up forced to scan in at gunpoint, or simply having their finger lopped off to fulfill the invaders' needs. And even retinal scans could possibly be faked with the right medical information and digital technology. However, the latest security is key is stashed somewhere very safe: inside your skull.
When your brain is your password, is your cap the Caps Lock? (Image courtesy techcresendo.com.) |
Number One For The Sun: World's Largest Solar Power Plant Fires Up In Morocco
We're now well into the 21st century, and it's time for energy technology to reflect that. On Thursday, a major leap was made by Morocco, who became the nation that put the world's largest solar power plant online.
Who says you can't grow anything in the desert? Noor 1 has officially begun harvesting solar energy. (Image courtesy npr.com.) |
Eagles Vs. Drones: Fight In Flight
Uncle Sam must be very conflicted about this match-up. (Image courtesy howstuffworks.com.) |
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