Watch the Sun Go Down On Mars
At the end of another long day examining rocks on Mars, Curiosity stopped for a moment to watch the Sun go down — the first time in 956 sunsets that the rover has watched it in colour. See it in action >>
At the end of another long day examining rocks on Mars, Curiosity stopped for a moment to watch the Sun go down — the first time in 956 sunsets that the rover has watched it in colour. See it in action >>
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The European Space Agency shows off its very own vomit comet.
These actual, real-life products are better than anything Bond's Q could come up with.
The Santander Cycles app, which is out today for iOS and Android, lets anyone with a smartphone and a working data connection see which local 'Boris Bike' docking stations are available for use, as well letting users manage their accounts, view rental history and the like.
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If you’ve always had your heart set on a TRON Lightcycle — a working one, not a matchbox toy — you’d better start saving. The going rate (as much as there is a going rate for one-off movie-replica collectibles) is $77,000 (£49,927). This excellent replica was sold at a Sotheby's auction over the weekend to an undisclosed bidder. Read more >>
Engineers, aliens, androids and hopefully a story that makes more sense than its predecessor.
No, not THAT WWF -- the World Wildlife Fund, the pals of the pandas.
Your disposable income hasn't cast made you a social outcast yet.
Here’s a clever idea that not only illustrates some horrifying facts, it also gives some real-world context that’s impossible to ignore.
Many associate the autonomous fliers with warfare and creepy government spies, but drones can be heroic -- dropping life-saving supplies to civilians in combat zones.
Samuel Colt firearms once held the largest private armoury in the world. Colt’s original factory and the accompanying village was like the Google campus of the 1800s. Now, it sits in ruin—because guns.
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