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RSSThe suspicion that extremely heavy rainfall events are increasing has been confirmed by NASA with the help of a new technique. Two-thirds of the Earth is covered by oceans. Thus, it has been estimated that oceanic rainfall relies on satellite remote...
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The Space Cube is designed for use in space, where it can communicate with NASA, ESA, and JAXA, the space agencies of the U.S., Europe, and Japan, respectively. Credit:...
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Technology is supposed to make life easier, but it doesn’t seem that way when you’re struggling to wrangle 289 new e-mail messages, dealing with a...
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Swee is an interesting guy who makes his own bio-diesel in his garage. His latest project is a bio-hybrid trike, which has the front of an ATV to the back of a...
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2010 Chevy Volt has been keeping us waiting and any Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen would agree to this. Now, the first sneak preview of the car was found and it...
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We have seen the scooter for disabled and the elderly and now it is the turn of disabled children to get a trike that is designed especially for their needs. Shabtai...
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The newspaper industry’s downward spiral is accelerating as the weak U.S. economy depresses already-tumbling advertising revenue and forces more rounds of job...
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It seems that creating a work of art along with a very interesting presentation of your work is becoming more important than the technology itself in modern times. The...
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Shuttle Inc. has a number of products on the list to be released, and the products range from home computing, home media and home terminal. Their expo might allow you...
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I don’t have the guts to operate on my gaming consoles but other showoffs won’t stop at nothing. An instance of this fact is this Wii PC casemod. A PC case has been...
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If all goes well, we may soon have room-sized 3D immaterial displays that will improve the way we think of modern entertainment. Researchers at the University of...
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The Conduit has every Wii-owner excited. All sorts of rumors are afloat concerning it. We were all hoping for more information on the title and now it seems our prayers...
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Forget about buying cheap, tacky plastic add-ons to mod the iPhone’s camera. Flickr-er Daniel Forsythe instead used his knowledge of cellphone camera lenses to...
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Robotics has taken the world by storm and we may soon see robots becoming an essential part of many realms. We already have robots that can perform complex functions...
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Good old Namco arcade classics are everyone’s favorite and Pac-Man is sure to be a top one for everyone, barring rare exceptions. That is exactly why we are all...
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The halo of stars that envelops the Milky Way galaxy is like a river delta criss-crossed by stellar streams large and small, according to new data from the Sloan...
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Getting a Windows Mobile 6.1 update is the thing to do these days, it seems. After AT&T Tilt getting one, soon followed by Verizon XV6800, the latest phone to get...
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The difference between a monster and a wimp for Gulf of Mexico hurricanes often comes down to a small patch of warm deep water that’s easy to miss. It’s...
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Can’t help checking your partner’s text messages on the sly? You’re not alone, with an Australian survey showing one in three mobile phone users are...
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Sony Corp said on Thursday it would launch the world’s thinnest liquid crystal display (LCD) TVs this year, broadening its product line-up ahead of the critical...
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Talk about crashed apps and spotty 3G service has caused a stir among would-be iPhone 3G buyers, writes Ted Landau. Should buyers wait for these problems to blow over...
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The first object that emerged after the Big Bang has left scientists debating on what that might be! - Is it the cosmic glow, the first star or quasar? Analyzing the...
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Ice losses in the shrinking Greenland ice sheet far surpass its ice gains presently! It has been revealed by NASA for the first time by analyzing data from direct,...
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NASA patented technology will now be aiding U.S. soldiers returning from overseas duty with spinal cord or traumatic brain injuries. NASA’s Goddard Space Flight...
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Congratulations ADNET Systems Inc. NASA has selected ADNET, Lanham, Md., for the Sciences and Exploration Data Analysis five-year cost-plus award fee $220,931,298...
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Saturn is a land of huge storms. And Cassini is trying to track the most powerful storm yet observed on the Planet. Enthusiast amateur astronomers are helping NASA...
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Oil is not a fossil-fuel! NASA scientists are about to claim that. Yes, NASA scientists. New study shows methane on Saturn’s moon Titan not biological. Showing...
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Researchers from NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland believe they have captured traces of radiation from long-extinguished stars that were...
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