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Hedy Lamarr

Actress and scientist. “She’s not the greatest actress, but it’s really difficult to think why that matters at all.” Hubba hubba. 00   

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I did not know this

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We’re All Gonna Die!

Just when you thought you had enough to worry about… Massive Sunspot Rapidly Forming A giant sunspot that’s at least six times the diameter of Earth has formed on the sun in less than 48 hours, according to NASA. — According to a news release, scientists from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory watched the sunspot rapidly grow on February 19 and 20. … Continue reading »

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Timely advice

  METEOR WAS LARGEST IN CENTURY   +40   

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Wow

The north pole of Saturn, courtesy of the Cassini spacecraft: Our Earth is about the size of a marble held up to this. Awesome. via IO9 00   

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The last, best hope for humanity…

A nifty article on space warfare linked by Instapundit, in which my old favorite Babylon 5 gets some props. Though dated, that show had some of the best science-fiction writing ever featured on television. Though it was a a struggle (I’m sure my kids remember me trying to track down episodes when it only came … Continue reading »

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Skynet draws closer

Via IO9, a DARPA robot has set a new robotic land speed record From the comments: “Dammit! I’m gonna need a chain gun.” 00   

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Beam me up, Scotty?

Well, no. But instant communication over interstellar distances?  That may be in the cards after all- no more 20 minute time lag in talking to Mars, for example. From ZDNet- This month, two major studies on quantum teleportation have made it through peer review and been published, breaking previous distance records. Chinese scientists report teleporting photons … Continue reading »

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