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July 2013: The Future Of Flight
The incredible innovations, like drone swarms and perpetual flight, bringing aviation into the world of tomorrow. Plus: today's greatest sci-fi writers predict the future, the science behind the summer's biggest blockbusters, a Doctor Who-themed DIY 'bot, the organs you can do without, and much more.
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Giant styrofoam moon to "practice moon landings..." HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. More like a piece from the movie set...
Don't be retarded. I can't believe people like you even bother to come to a science based website. It's like an atheist attending church every sunday.
Box of dirt. Marvelous. Is it what passes for "science" these days? Boring performance art is how I would describe it.
Yes Mark but if you get past the 15 second visual, you'll see someone claims to have found 30 different plants (exact numbers, so round, so suspect) and 70 species of insects. Not that anyone cares, but it is a group more science of empirical data, than lets say psychology, where everything is subjective opinion and none of it is objective fact. Besides David Liittschwager needs a real scientific reason to take these boring pictures, if he expects to get any credit for his thesis, or a tax deduction for his travel all over the world, (no doubt skirt chasing and drinking along the way). For all we know he might have garnered an endowment for his "research" and will write an equally boring book about it, complete will color illustrations. :)
Gee. I'm honestly impressed. I never thought I'd live to see a picture Of Hercules A black hole blowing 2 gigantic jets of interstellar gas in the core of an elliptical galaxy.