Tesla Museum gets funded, Big Bang gets a twist, Unity rocks Windows 8, and a Hoverbike?! Explore a mind-bending mix of science and tech: a mind-blowing Big Bang theory, Unity’s gaming boost, a dream come true for Tesla fans, and a hoverbike that’ll make you feel like a Jedi.
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Spy telescopes go rogue for science! Hubble’s replacements twice as powerful, 100x wider view! Space nerds rejoice, but can NASA wrangle them?
NASA just got 2 military spy telescopes to study the universe around us Read More »
SpaceX blasts off! First commercial flight to ISS! Dragon soars with food, science & more! Docking next – can they pull it off? Watch history unfold!
SpaceX Launches To The ISS Read More »
Iconic Space Shuttle Enterprise SOARS to NYC! Catch historic piggyback flight over Hudson River today! Best viewing spots (free & paid) inside!
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Glimpse a potential second home for humanity! This newly discovered planet, GJ667Cc, is just 22 light-years away and eerily similar to Earth. It’s rocky, in the habitable zone, and even has liquid water potential! Plus, bonus points for its triple-sun system! Unravel the mysteries of this cosmic oddity and imagine colonizing a world beyond our wildest dreams!
New Super Earth Discovered, Possibly Life Filled and Habitable Read More »
Dive into Episode 59 of The Noisecast! Explore the latest news on Playstation Vita, Megaupload chaos, MPAA threats, and more. Don’t miss the WTF moments, including a woman on the toilet for 2.5 years!
Episode 59 – The Motion Picture A-Hole Association Read More »
Russia’s ambitious Mars mission crashes and burns after probe gets stuck in Earth orbit. The $245 million Phobos-Grunt mission, meant to collect Martian moon dirt, never left Earth and is now hurtling towards a fiery demise. Will any pieces survive? Find out the epic fail that has Roscosmos hoping for the best.
A Russian Cockup of Epic Proportions Read More »
Mars rover Curiosity’s mind-blowing landing system! Witness engineering genius as Curiosity touches down on the red planet. Plus, uncover Jupiter’s mysteries with Juno & map the Moon’s gravity with GRAIL. Join NASA’s robotic space adventure!
NASA’s Robotic Year (and maybe Decade) Read More »
Voyager 1: Humanity’s interstellar ambassador? This legendary probe might be our first contact with aliens! Explore its journey, impact & potential future in the cosmos.
Humanity has reached interstellar space (or very nearly) Read More »
This is the sun. It exploded today. Watch this video. Then watch it again. Then remember that the sun has a diameter around 109 times that of the Earth. Then watch it again. Then remember that the sun’s surface area is almost 12,000 times that of the earth. Then watch it again. Then watch this
This Is An Explosion On The Sun Bigger Than The Earth Itself Read More »
New planet? Xperia Play stolen! WP7 Mango update coming soon! Cyber attacks & bombs? Windows 7 love & Samsung Galaxy Tab Limited Ed. Google vs Amazon & Netflix rules! Android vulnerable & Konfiglio’s unfazed!
Noisestash Roundup: Android Woes and New Earth Read More »
Spaceflight takes the spotlight with updates on lunar bases, Elon Musk’s ambitions, and more. Rounding out the news: Lenovo’s Honeycomb tablet leak, iPhone 5 rumors, and Nook Color’s Android transformation.
Noisecast Roundup 4-25-2011: Rocket Man Read More »
NASA’s MESSENGER spacecraft successfully entered orbit around Mercury on March 18, 2011, marking a significant milestone in planetary exploration.
NASA achieves milestone, first spacecraft to orbit Mercury Read More »
Scientists have figured out why the Sun’s recent solar minimum was so long and quiet. It turns out that a speeding “conveyor belt” of plasma currents is to blame.
Alas, Researchers Finally Figured Out This Prolonged Solar Minimum, Maybe. Read More »
A NASA astrobiologist claims to have found evidence of fossilized alien microbes in meteorite fragments. This could be the most significant discovery in astrobiology if confirmed.
Alien bacteria claimed to be found in metorite fragments…again Read More »
