Robots.net reviews The Pentagon’s latest unmanned drone program – heading underwater with robots named SHARKs (Submarine Hold At RisK):
… Read the rest “SHARK robot for hunting submarines”The robot is designed for Distributed
These are probably the world’s largest petroglyphs. They’re ancient rock carvings that we can see from space.
You can’t make out the funky checkerboards, or the hummingbirds… Read the rest “Science Art: Nazca Lines, Peru, 2000, NASA’s Earth as Art”
Science, Space & Robots brings the paralysis of inhuman knowledge, as creatures tiny and writhing cast their malevolent gazes up at the electron scanning microscope. Sleeping or… Read the rest “Cthulhu lives! He’s just really small. And kinda cute.”
Nature puzzles over an unforeseen consequence of global warming – an expansion of Antarctic sea ice as the climate warms:
… Read the rest “Polar paradox: Warmer planet, larger ice cap.”While sea ice at the North Pole has shrunk substantially
Nature, in what was almost certainly not an April Fools’ gag, reports that there’s genetic evidence, now, that Polynesians traveled to the Amazon in days gone by – because… Read the rest “Tiki Brazil (Thor Heyerdahl was right! Maybe.)”
New Scientist adds up the arguments over bitcoins, the computer-generated form of money. We’re now seeing plans to regulate the imaginary currency:
… Read the rest “Real money. Virtual currency. Hard rules.”Virtual currencies are to be
NPR asks the biggest question of all – the original question. Look around. Why is there something instead of nothing?:
… Read the rest “Why is there something? Anything? Instead of nothing?”The best answer we have at this point is that the Universe emerged
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