The Week In Numbers: Turning Light Into Matter, A New Dragon Spacecraft, And More
$71 million per astronaut: amount NASA pays Russia for trips to the International Space Station (Elon Musk says he can...

$71 million per astronaut: amount NASA pays Russia for trips to the International Space Station (Elon Musk says he can drop that figure to $20 million with the new, reusable Dragon V2 capsule)
20,000: objects aboard the ISS, all of which will be tracked by a new robot
March 35, 2041: date a giant asteroid will likely hit Earth, according to a bogus CNN article that went viral this week

CNN Screengrab
70 years: time WWII machines have been underwater (read about the French firm that is making digital versions of D-Day technology here)

Waco CG-4A Hadrian Glider Rendered By Dassault Systèmes
193: number of new protein-coding genes discovered this week
10: labs in the world that have the necessary equipment to test a hypothesis about turning light into matter

Hohlraum
60 hours: time it took bioengineer Ingmar Riedel-Kruse to coax living microbes to play key roles in Pac-Man

$1,300: price of a carbon-fiber surfboard that’s 20 percent lighter and three times stronger than classic boards

Starboard Hybrid