The Air Force Smashed the Maglev Speed Record at 633MPH
Hold on to your hats: The US Air Force has accelerated a sled down a magnetic levitation track at an incredible 633 mph, setting a new world record in the process. Read more >>
Hold on to your hats: The US Air Force has accelerated a sled down a magnetic levitation track at an incredible 633 mph, setting a new world record in the process. Read more >>
It's reckoned that displays using these LEDs could provide the same level of brightness as regular screens while requiring less power.
Genetically modified crops were on the up for 20 years until last year, so what's happening?
What is this? A life raft for ANTS?!
It's a home office monster.
Because why the hell not?
Does HDR too, if you want everything to look like BBC Wales produced it in Cardiff.
Most science labs maintain a temperature far below levels preferred by mice, and it’s taking a toll on their health. New research suggests these chilly mice are skewing science results across a wide range of research areas — and the problem is far worse than anyone realised. Read more >>
Not one of Snapchat's finest moments.
Electricity is powerful and astonishingly noisy. But why does electricity make this steel drill bit go up in flames?
Still works, even grows a beard.
For my gaming needs, no keyboard ever felt much better than laptop stock-options. But after two weeks of toying with Razer’s new Blackwidow X Chroma, I’m starting to rethink my position.
Unfortunately doesn't come with its own squeezable cheeks.
Could it be magic? Patrick Kun's short and sweet tricks performed right in front of the camera makes watching magic so much more fun. Read more >>
And Radio 2 too.
Mitsubishi has admitted to “improper conduct in fuel consumption testing” of engines fitted to a total of 625,000 cars.
