Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Friday, April 14, 2006
Tuesday, March 28, 2006
Sunday, March 26, 2006
Tuesday, February 28, 2006
This is pretty sweet - getting closer to when computing will be really cool - True Three Dimensional Image Projection.
Thursday, February 23, 2006
Saturday, February 04, 2006
Saturday, January 21, 2006
Now this is some cool stuff - Ferrofluid Sculptures - by Sachiko Kodama
(magnetic fluid art - I want some to play around with, make some photos of...)
(magnetic fluid art - I want some to play around with, make some photos of...)
Thursday, January 12, 2006
Now it can be a reality - no, not "Green eggs and ham" but rather Green Ham and eggs.
Maybe they'll make some green eggs next...
Maybe they'll make some green eggs next...
Thursday, January 05, 2006
Friday, December 30, 2005
Pseudo- conspiracy theory and yet real also, you should know about RFID 'spy chips' - they're a reality
So, basically, everything you buy can be tracked to you specifically. And they're virtually undetectable, or close to it (with conductive ink they can, or soon will be able to, make tags as small as the dot of a printed "i" - so they cen be pretty much anywhere).
Definitely something to keep an eye on, as Wal-Mart has already started to implement them.
So, basically, everything you buy can be tracked to you specifically. And they're virtually undetectable, or close to it (with conductive ink they can, or soon will be able to, make tags as small as the dot of a printed "i" - so they cen be pretty much anywhere).
Definitely something to keep an eye on, as Wal-Mart has already started to implement them.
Thursday, December 29, 2005
The Million Dollar Homepage - brilliant piece of advertising, and a million dollar boon for a college kid - he sells ad space on his site, pixel by pixel
Wasps are the new anti-terror weapon - I'm not kidding - they can also sniff out other contraband besides explosives, crops that are rotten underground, and maybe even cancer.
Now that's some WEIRD science.
Now that's some WEIRD science.
Thursday, December 01, 2005
Monday, November 28, 2005
Some interesting goings-on in the world of science. Such as melding matter with antimatter and a patent for something that sounds for all practical purposes like a Warp Drive.
A little snipet from the latter abstract, which after describing the machanism of the anamoly states that, and I quote:
"the highest pressure of inflationary vacuum state is pushing said space vehicle forward in modified spacetime at a speed possibly approaching a local light-speed, the local light-speed which may be substantially higher than the light-speed in the ambient space."
Pretty interesting stuff...
Oh yeah, the patent was filed back in March, and was just granted this month...
I love how it ends:
"By creating alternative anomalies and modulating their parameters, the space vehicle's crew would dilate and contract time and space on demand. The space vehicle, emitting a vacuum pressure modifying, controllably-modulated gravitomagnetic field in all directions, would rapidly move in the uneven spacetime anomaly it created, pulled forward by gravity or pushed by the repulsion force. The time rate zone of the anomaly is expected to have multiple quantized boundaries rather than a single sudden boundary affecting space and time in the immediate proximity of the vehicle. Speed, rate of time, and direction in space could be shifted on demand and in a rapid manner. The modulated light-speed could make the space vehicle suitable for interstellar travel. Because of the time rate control in the newly created isospace, the accelerations would be gradual and the angles of deviation would be relatively smooth. The gravity shielding would further protect pilots from the ill-effects of gravity during rapid accelerations, directional changes, and sudden stops."
Trekkies, Unite!
A little snipet from the latter abstract, which after describing the machanism of the anamoly states that, and I quote:
"the highest pressure of inflationary vacuum state is pushing said space vehicle forward in modified spacetime at a speed possibly approaching a local light-speed, the local light-speed which may be substantially higher than the light-speed in the ambient space."
Pretty interesting stuff...
Oh yeah, the patent was filed back in March, and was just granted this month...
I love how it ends:
"By creating alternative anomalies and modulating their parameters, the space vehicle's crew would dilate and contract time and space on demand. The space vehicle, emitting a vacuum pressure modifying, controllably-modulated gravitomagnetic field in all directions, would rapidly move in the uneven spacetime anomaly it created, pulled forward by gravity or pushed by the repulsion force. The time rate zone of the anomaly is expected to have multiple quantized boundaries rather than a single sudden boundary affecting space and time in the immediate proximity of the vehicle. Speed, rate of time, and direction in space could be shifted on demand and in a rapid manner. The modulated light-speed could make the space vehicle suitable for interstellar travel. Because of the time rate control in the newly created isospace, the accelerations would be gradual and the angles of deviation would be relatively smooth. The gravity shielding would further protect pilots from the ill-effects of gravity during rapid accelerations, directional changes, and sudden stops."
Trekkies, Unite!
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