More from Clay Dillow (Page 6)

Celebrity Scandal Revealed: Last Week’s Hottest Japanese Pop Star Isn’t a Real Human
Robots

Celebrity Scandal Revealed: Last Week’s Hottest Japanese Pop Star Isn’t a Real Human

By Clay Dillow

The First Self-Powering Nano-Device That Can Also Transmit Wireless Data
Technology

The First Self-Powering Nano-Device That Can Also Transmit Wireless Data

By Clay Dillow

Richard Clarke: China is Planting Digital Bombs Throughout the U.S. Power Grid
Military

Richard Clarke: China is Planting Digital Bombs Throughout the U.S. Power Grid

By Clay Dillow

Iceland’s Citizens Are Writing Its New Constitution Online
Internet

Iceland’s Citizens Are Writing Its New Constitution Online

By Clay Dillow

In Caylee Anthony Case, New Forensic Technique Sniffs Crime Scene Air Samples for the Lingering Scent of Death
Science

In Caylee Anthony Case, New Forensic Technique Sniffs Crime Scene Air Samples for the Lingering Scent of Death

By Clay Dillow

Quantum Entanglement Means Computers Could Cool Themselves By Deleting Information
Energy

Quantum Entanglement Means Computers Could Cool Themselves By Deleting Information

By Clay Dillow

NASA’s Next-Gen Spacesuit Could Have an In-Helmet Display
Space

NASA’s Next-Gen Spacesuit Could Have an In-Helmet Display

By Clay Dillow

The Pentagon Has a Classified List of Cyber Weapons Approved for Cyber Warfare
Weapons

The Pentagon Has a Classified List of Cyber Weapons Approved for Cyber Warfare

By Clay Dillow

Researchers Transform Skin Cells Into Working Neurons for the First Time
Health

Researchers Transform Skin Cells Into Working Neurons for the First Time

By Clay Dillow

Video: Martin Jetpack Crushes Previous Record by Climbing to 5,000 Feet
Aviation

Video: Martin Jetpack Crushes Previous Record by Climbing to 5,000 Feet

By Clay Dillow

Pentagon Declares That Cyber-Attacks Can Constitute an Act of War, Deserving an Armed Response
Military

Pentagon Declares That Cyber-Attacks Can Constitute an Act of War, Deserving an Armed Response

By Clay Dillow

Video: ‘PR2 Playpen’ Keeps Robots Entertained (and Learning) For Hours and Hours
Technology

Video: ‘PR2 Playpen’ Keeps Robots Entertained (and Learning) For Hours and Hours

By Clay Dillow

Preparing for Permanent Climate Change, Chicago Invests in Warm-Weather-Ready Infrastructure
Climate Change

Preparing for Permanent Climate Change, Chicago Invests in Warm-Weather-Ready Infrastructure

By Clay Dillow

In Brazil, an Explosion in Computing Power is Revolutionizing Weather Prediction
Environment

In Brazil, an Explosion in Computing Power is Revolutionizing Weather Prediction

By Clay Dillow

Citizens in Flood Zone Build Homemade Levees to Protect Their Homes
Projects

Citizens in Flood Zone Build Homemade Levees to Protect Their Homes

By Clay Dillow

As the Army Fights the Mississippi River, Who Is Winning?
Army

As the Army Fights the Mississippi River, Who Is Winning?

By Clay Dillow

Patient Elects to Have Hand Amputated to Make Way for a Bionic One
Robots

Patient Elects to Have Hand Amputated to Make Way for a Bionic One

By Clay Dillow

New Models Find that Gliese 581d is the First Potentially Habitable Exoplanet
Space

New Models Find that Gliese 581d is the First Potentially Habitable Exoplanet

By Clay Dillow

Financial Trading Algorithms Aren’t Just Making Deals, They’re Making War
Gear

Financial Trading Algorithms Aren’t Just Making Deals, They’re Making War

By Clay Dillow

Did Stem Cell Therapy Repair Bartolo Colon’s Broken Pitching Arm?
Stem Cells

Did Stem Cell Therapy Repair Bartolo Colon’s Broken Pitching Arm?

By Clay Dillow

Video: Ranger Robot Sets New Distance Record, Walking 40 Miles on a Single Charge
Technology

Video: Ranger Robot Sets New Distance Record, Walking 40 Miles on a Single Charge

By Clay Dillow

The Helicopter That Crashed in the Bin Laden Raid Was a Secret Stealth Helicopter
Aviation

The Helicopter That Crashed in the Bin Laden Raid Was a Secret Stealth Helicopter

By Clay Dillow

For the First Time, Humans See Quantum Entanglement With the Naked Eye
Physics

For the First Time, Humans See Quantum Entanglement With the Naked Eye

By Clay Dillow

Cell Phone Radiation Could Interact With Human Tissues in a Never-Before-Considered Way
Health

Cell Phone Radiation Could Interact With Human Tissues in a Never-Before-Considered Way

By Clay Dillow

2020 Vision: A Look Forward To The Promises of a Truly Amazing Year
Aviation

2020 Vision: A Look Forward To The Promises of a Truly Amazing Year

By Clay Dillow

China Announces Plan to Build a Manned Space Station of its Own Within Ten Years
Space

China Announces Plan to Build a Manned Space Station of its Own Within Ten Years

By Clay Dillow

ARPA-E’s PETRO Program Plans to Create Better Biofuel Crops, Cutting Costs in Half
Environment

ARPA-E’s PETRO Program Plans to Create Better Biofuel Crops, Cutting Costs in Half

By Clay Dillow

The German-American Tadpole Blimp Re-Emerges on the Way to Army Flight Testing
Aviation

The German-American Tadpole Blimp Re-Emerges on the Way to Army Flight Testing

By Clay Dillow

Reprogrammable Chips Could Allow You to Update Your Hardware Just Like Software
Technology

Reprogrammable Chips Could Allow You to Update Your Hardware Just Like Software

By Clay Dillow

With the Space Shuttles Retiring, Mankind is Slowing Down For The First Time in Centuries
Technology

With the Space Shuttles Retiring, Mankind is Slowing Down For The First Time in Centuries

By Clay Dillow

New Washable RFID Chips Track Hotel Towels and Bathrobes
Security

New Washable RFID Chips Track Hotel Towels and Bathrobes

By Clay Dillow

With a Massive Hardware Hack, Libyan Rebels Hijack Disabled Cell Phone Network
Military

With a Massive Hardware Hack, Libyan Rebels Hijack Disabled Cell Phone Network

By Clay Dillow

The X-47B in Flight
Navy

The Navy’s X-47B Will Be So Autonomous, You Can Steer It With Mouse Clicks

By Clay Dillow

Space Debris Solution du Jour: Launching a Cloud of Tungsten Dust Into Orbit
Space

Space Debris Solution du Jour: Launching a Cloud of Tungsten Dust Into Orbit

By Clay Dillow

Unprecedented Cosmic Explosion Spawns an Intergalactic Mystery
Technology

Unprecedented Cosmic Explosion Spawns an Intergalactic Mystery

By Clay Dillow

In November, A Massive Asteroid Will Fly Very Close To Earth
Technology

In November, A Massive Asteroid Will Fly Very Close To Earth

By Clay Dillow

SpaceX Unveils its New ‘Falcon Heavy’ Rocket, a 22-Story Heavy-Lift Behemoth
Technology

SpaceX Unveils its New ‘Falcon Heavy’ Rocket, a 22-Story Heavy-Lift Behemoth

By Clay Dillow

Google Plans Facial Recognition App That Can Pull Up Personal Data When It Sees A Face (Updated)
Technology

Google Plans Facial Recognition App That Can Pull Up Personal Data When It Sees A Face (Updated)

By Clay Dillow

To Find Intelligent ETs, First Look for Signs of Mining in Distant Asteroid Belts
Technology

To Find Intelligent ETs, First Look for Signs of Mining in Distant Asteroid Belts

By Clay Dillow

As Radioactive Situation Worsens in Japan, Authorities Plan to Seal Reactor With Shellac
Technology

As Radioactive Situation Worsens in Japan, Authorities Plan to Seal Reactor With Shellac

By Clay Dillow

Six Ways Bio-Inspired Design is Reshaping the Future
Energy

Six Ways Bio-Inspired Design is Reshaping the Future

By Clay Dillow

For the First Time, Satellites Track a Ballistic Missile Through All Phases of Flight
Technology

For the First Time, Satellites Track a Ballistic Missile Through All Phases of Flight

By Clay Dillow

The Retrieval of Hayabusa
Technology

A Second Hayabusa Asteroid Exploration Mission Will Pack Spacebound Explosives

By Clay Dillow

Can Next-Generation Reactors Power a Safe Nuclear Future?
Energy

Can Next-Generation Reactors Power a Safe Nuclear Future?

By Clay Dillow

Air Support Assists In Japanese Nuclear Crisis
Energy

Air Support Assists In Japanese Nuclear Crisis

By Clay Dillow

New ESO Image Captures Baby Stars Causing Chaos in the Nursery
Technology

New ESO Image Captures Baby Stars Causing Chaos in the Nursery

By Clay Dillow

Hitchhiking to Space on a Soyuz Gets More Expensive As NASA Signs New Deal with Russia
Technology

Hitchhiking to Space on a Soyuz Gets More Expensive As NASA Signs New Deal with Russia

By Clay Dillow

Swedes, Danes Consider Dumping Postage Stamps for Codes Sent Via Text
Technology

Swedes, Danes Consider Dumping Postage Stamps for Codes Sent Via Text

By Clay Dillow

Australian Robots Communicate With Each Other By Blowing Coded Vortices of Air
Technology

Australian Robots Communicate With Each Other By Blowing Coded Vortices of Air

By Clay Dillow

NEC’s ‘Fruit Recognition’ Tech Identifies Individual Pieces of Produce From Cellphone Pics
Gear

NEC’s ‘Fruit Recognition’ Tech Identifies Individual Pieces of Produce From Cellphone Pics

By Clay Dillow

Japan Announces Plans to Fly Its Own Domestically Developed Stealth Fighter in 2014
Aviation

Japan Announces Plans to Fly Its Own Domestically Developed Stealth Fighter in 2014

By Clay Dillow

mars colony
Mars

Plants Can Survive the Radioactive Soils of Chernobyl, Widening Options For Space Farming

By Clay Dillow

The Navy Wants a Swarm of Semi-Autonomous Breeding Robots With Built-In 3-D Printers
Technology

The Navy Wants a Swarm of Semi-Autonomous Breeding Robots With Built-In 3-D Printers

By Clay Dillow

Artificial ‘Honey Pot’ Cells Lure Deadly Viruses, Then Deactivate Them
Health

Artificial ‘Honey Pot’ Cells Lure Deadly Viruses, Then Deactivate Them

By Clay Dillow

An Amazing Pic of Discovery Docking with the ISS, Taken from Earth
International Space Station

An Amazing Pic of Discovery Docking with the ISS, Taken from Earth

By Clay Dillow

Discovery Launches on Final Mission Toward a Busy International Space Station
Technology

Discovery Launches on Final Mission Toward a Busy International Space Station

By Clay Dillow

In-Car Device Handicaps Your Phone While You Drive to Keep Your Eyes On the Road
Gear

In-Car Device Handicaps Your Phone While You Drive to Keep Your Eyes On the Road

By Clay Dillow

Japan Plans to Send its Own Tweeting Humanoid Robot to the ISS in 2013
Technology

Japan Plans to Send its Own Tweeting Humanoid Robot to the ISS in 2013

By Clay Dillow

Enormous Solar Flare Set to Slam into Earth Tonight, Disrupting Communications
Technology

Enormous Solar Flare Set to Slam into Earth Tonight, Disrupting Communications

By Clay Dillow

Using X-Ray Laser, Researchers Image a Single Virus, Destroying It In The Process
Health

Using X-Ray Laser, Researchers Image a Single Virus, Destroying It In The Process

By Clay Dillow

Google Rolls Out a Browser-Based Content Farm Blocker, Helping Users Sort the Wheat from the Chaff
Technology

Google Rolls Out a Browser-Based Content Farm Blocker, Helping Users Sort the Wheat from the Chaff

By Clay Dillow

Russia Is Ready to Plunge Into Risky Arctic Drilling Projects, In Partnership With BP
Science

Russia Is Ready to Plunge Into Risky Arctic Drilling Projects, In Partnership With BP

By Clay Dillow

By Shining a Laser From the Ground, Researchers Could Easily Measure Earth’s Magnetic Field
Environment

By Shining a Laser From the Ground, Researchers Could Easily Measure Earth’s Magnetic Field

By Clay Dillow

NASA and DARPA Want a “100-Year Starship,” As Long as They Don’t Have to Build It
DARPA

NASA and DARPA Want a “100-Year Starship,” As Long as They Don’t Have to Build It

By Clay Dillow