It may look like a skydiving wingsuit more appropriate for the air, but this striking outfit is designed for 'flying' underwater.
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Wednesday, March 6, 2013
The astonishing suit that lets you 'fly' through the ocean
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It may look like a skydiving wingsuit more appropriate for the air, but this striking outfit is designed for 'flying' underwater.
It may look like a skydiving wingsuit more appropriate for the air, but this striking outfit is designed for 'flying' underwater.
Friday, January 18, 2013
NASA sends the Mona Lisa to the Moon
NASA has turned the Mona Lisa into the first digital image to be transmitted via laser beam from Earth to a spacecraft in lunar orbit, nearly 240,000 miles away, thanks to a technology that may soon become routine.
The experiment took advantage of the laser-tracking system that's in operation aboard NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, which has been circling the moon for the past three and a half years. NASA sends regular laser pulses from the Next Generation Satellite Ranging station at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland to the space probe's Lunar Orbiter Laser Altimeter, or LOLA, to measure its precise position in lunar orbit.
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Program developer OUTSOURCED his JOB to China to goof off at work
"Bob's" frequent video choice

The firm's telecommunications supplier Verizon was called in after the company set up a basic VPN system with two-factor authentication so staff could work at home. The VPN traffic logs showed a regular series of logins to the company's main server from Shenyang, China, using the credentials of the firm's top programmer, "Bob".
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Friday, January 11, 2013
Human Settlement on Mars in 2023

Only problem? You'll never come back.
Mars One, a Netherlands-based non-profit, has the lofty aim of reaching our nearest neighbouring planet in 2023.
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