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There's a lot of heat coming from underground metro stations. So it make sense that builders of a new housing estate in Paris would want to draw that energy to harness it for 17 apartments' heating systems above ground. Talk about urban planning! Th...
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The long exposure image you're looking at was made by placing a pinhole camera in the center of a reocrd. Showing you that all you need are really just simple ideas and tools to create beautiful photography. [Kateoplis via Twitter]
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These are the "lungs of the Earth". And they produce so much oxygen in the planet, that it accounts for half of all the photosynthetic activity. This is phytoplankton. Blooming now, int he Barents Sea. This is the most basic source of life in our pl...
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Two 1 GB Corsair Dominator GTX6 DDR3 RAM modules are zooming at a new world speed record: 3078MHz. How? Use nitrogen freezer plugged into the heat sinks:
Question: How long more before you see this baby in an Alienware? [Extreme Systems]
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Created by an undergraduate computer science student, this is "quantum chess". And it stumps computers' ability to search all possible outcomes of possible moves by having chess pieces mimic particles subject to quantum mechanics. Sounds a little to...
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Lets assume this is what will happen if you launch an actual person, replacing it with a watermelon looks painful. [Reddit]
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Well isn't that scary? NASA tweeted "Asteroids (sic) passing Earth near moon tomorrow morning..no worries." Hopefully! Here's the official announcement:
The Catalina Sky Survey near Tucson, Ariz., discovered both objects on Sunday, Sept. 5. The Mi...
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