October 25, 2007
Howtoons:
The Possibilities Are Endless! |
A great gift for young inventors Howtoons: The Possibilities Are Endless! book is now on sale, filling the spot on my wish list opened when I dropped Watson’s book.
Discovery links with space station, China Sends First Probe to the Moon, and is mutual suspicion between China, India, and Japan fueling the Asian Space Race?
Record stores… duh. Camera film manufacturers… duh. Newspapers… duh. Telemarketing… WHA?!?! You’ll have to read the 10 businesses facing extinction in 10 years
Okay, so this interweb meme has officially jumped the shark: LOLStaphylococcus
Pink Tentacle has an article about an android acquiring nonverbal communication skills, but what I found most interesting is the article’s opening paragraph and its insights to the Japanese interest in robots:
As Japan’s population continues to age and shrink, more and more people are looking at robots as a way to improve productivity and support the nation’s changing lifestyles.
Does this mean a greater emphasis on robotics in Europe and America as our populations shrink in the coming decades?
SeaWiFS |
The SeaWiFS satellite project has entered it’s second decade. It’s first ten years of data have clearly shown how the life in our Oceans is struggling to adapt to warmer seas.
Hip costume idea: Zombie Stephen Hawking.
A scientist has retracted his chemistry paper from 1955, because Creationists were abusing it as evidence for irreducible complexity, a key component for Intelligent Design.
Ohhhh… Pretty… Check out the Shell Wildlife Photographer of the Year.
The Dark Hedges
by Bob McCallion |
Posted in links, science |
