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CPR Certification At Home With Nintendo's Wii
Heartening or horrifying news, depending on your outlook -- the American Heart Association has pledged $50,000 in funding for a student project to develop a CPR teaching program for Nintendo's motion-controlled Wii.
7.21.2009 at 05:42am - Comment by coolguy566crazy what the future is like you can use modern objects to save a persons life
- Technology
NASA to De-Orbit International Space Station In 2016
Despite nearing completion after more than a decade of construction, and recently announcing some upcoming improvements to accompany its full crew of six astronauts, NASA plans to de-orbit the International Space Station in 2016. Meaning the station will have spent more time under construction than completed.
7.21.2009 at 05:40am - Comment by coolguy566Are you serious what a waste of time and money. what are they going to do with it after that.
- Technology
The Top 10 Failed NASA Missions
3.30.2009 at 07:50pm - Comment by coolguy566coolguy 566
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The Top 10 Failed NASA Missions
3.30.2009 at 07:45pm - Comment by coolguy566that dosent make sense why should the columbia be a part of this it has nothing to do with it it was a simple mistake they did not see the leaking hydrogen and well it ignited and that was the last of that crew coolguy 566
- Science
Toilet Tech
Remember the last time you had one hand Twittering away on your Blackberry and the other hand locating the nearest Prius dealership on your iPhone's GPS, all the while talking to Best Buy on your Jawbone bluetooth earpiece about your 42-inch HD plasma TV? That was a moment to truly appreciate the staggering speed of technology's march towards progress. Now imagine you were doing all that while sitting on the toilet. Whoosh, one flush just ended technology's march forward. Why? Because, despite the amalgam of technological advancements in phones, televisions, transportation, and the Internet, the one item we use everyday, multiple times a day - the ubiquitous toilet - has remained in the technological dark ages for centuries here in the U.S.
3.29.2009 at 09:25pm - Comment by coolguy566hey are ahead of us in weird things somehtimes coolguy 566
- Technology
Black Hole Threesome
What's cooler than a black hole? Two of them, rotating around and then crashing into one another. And what could be more entertaining than that cataclysmic cosmic dance? Why, one more, of course. A team of scientists at the Rochester Institute of Technology has simulated the merger of three black holes.
4.10.2008 at 09:35pm - Comment by coolguy566man thats wired and scarry to three black holes colliding that might not be good for the planets around it colliding three black holes could mean that it could be bigger and stronger then a regular black hole
- Entertainment & Gaming
A Better Way to Play Battlestar Galactica
digg_url = 'http://www.popsci.com/you-built-what/article/2008-03/better-way-play-battlestar-galactica'; I admit it: Im completely addicted to Battlestar Galactica. And after watching countless episodes, I was convinced I could bank and spin a Viper, the shows signature spaceship, like a pro. So to prove it, some friends and I built a full-cockpit flight simulator to enable total immersion in the BSG universe.
4.10.2008 at 09:31pm - Comment by coolguy566man that was a cool thing that you did with battle star galactica i want to do that and i wiil try its really cool
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