An Incredible, Insane Documentary From the Man Who Says He Named Google
Bob Pritikin's life has been full of everything from cocaine to Johnny Cash's chili....oh....and he named Google.
Bob Pritikin's life has been full of everything from cocaine to Johnny Cash's chili....oh....and he named Google.
The results are... slightly disturbing.
Back on November 23rd, the Pico do Fogo volcano on Cape Verde's Fogo island erupted. This image shows how that incident looked when it was captured by the Sentinel-1A satellite's radar sensors. Scientists are using these images to help them map the volcano's subsurface magmatic system.
A horrible reminder of just how many people have died to build World Cup stadia and housing.
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Called the Courtesy Table, it's designed to 'voluntarily force' good manners on those using it.
The MAGDRIVE project was first proposed in 2010, and now it's bearing fruit.
The colossal chunk of rock is 20 metres long, six metres deep, and is thought to be over 2,000 years old.
An Italian recently boarded the International Space Station, and of course he brought with him the first coffee machine in space. But java in zero gravity needs to be drunk from special vessels – like this strange-looking specially designed espresso cup.
reCAPTCHA is a one-click solution for telling websites that you are, in fact, a human being.
Have you been offered any suspicious-looking organic computers in the pub recently?
Bluetooth's upcoming 4.2 spec update allows compatible devices to connect straight to the internet, which will make syncing together smart devices easier than ever.
Famous assault rifle maker wants to appeal to new generation of kindly warlords. And now has a flat logo.
And It's all thanks to a group of UK scientists.
The first one hasn't been on the market long and HTC is already got the next iteration lined up.
Analysis of the DNA of Richard III's immediate family suggests there's a break in the royal bloodline, meaning someone, somewhere along the line, fathered someone with someone they weren't supposed to.
