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Heading to the Olympics? Don’t Leave Without Controlling the CN Tower’s Lights With Your Mind
Technology

Heading to the Olympics? Don’t Leave Without Controlling the CN Tower’s Lights With Your Mind

Vancouver will host the largest "thought-controlled computing" installation ever

Live Birds-Eye-View Video Feeds Streamed From Choppers to Smartphones on the Ground
Technology

Live Birds-Eye-View Video Feeds Streamed From Choppers to Smartphones on the Ground

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Science

Satellites Orbiting Earth

Video: Russia’s New T-50 PAK FA Stealth Fighter Takes First Flight
Technology

Video: Russia’s New T-50 PAK FA Stealth Fighter Takes First Flight

New Computer Program Studies Trees on TV to Simulate Their Movement
Technology

New Computer Program Studies Trees on TV to Simulate Their Movement

NIF Moves 5.9 Million Degrees Closer To Fusion Power
Environment

NIF Moves 5.9 Million Degrees Closer To Fusion Power

Smart Virtual Minefield Offers Tactical Coverage Without the Ugly Unexploded Ordnance
Technology

Smart Virtual Minefield Offers Tactical Coverage Without the Ugly Unexploded Ordnance

A Free-Kicking ‘Bot That Takes 128 MPH Shots
Technology

A Free-Kicking ‘Bot That Takes 128 MPH Shots

New Obama Budget Reported to Axe Constellation, Future Moon Missions
Technology

New Obama Budget Reported to Axe Constellation, Future Moon Missions

How it Works: The Artillery-Grade 600 MPH Pumpkin Cannon
Projects

How it Works: The Artillery-Grade 600 MPH Pumpkin Cannon

An inventive duo's giant homemade air cannon can project a pumpkin--or anything else--at 600 miles an hour

Pentagon Tests Global Internet Routing Via Satellite
Internet

Pentagon Tests Global Internet Routing Via Satellite

U.S. Scientists Call for the Creation of an International Asteroid Defense Agency
Science

U.S. Scientists Call for the Creation of an International Asteroid Defense Agency

This Week in the Future, January 18-22, 2010
Science

This Week in the Future, January 18-22, 2010

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Wind Turbines Leave Clouds and Energy Inefficiency in Their Wake
Renewables

Wind Turbines Leave Clouds and Energy Inefficiency in Their Wake

Downstream wind turbines can lose up to 30 percent of their power

Astronauts Finally Get Internet Access on Space Station, Send First Tweet From Space
Technology

Astronauts Finally Get Internet Access on Space Station, Send First Tweet From Space

Ain't no tweet like an astronaut tweet

Smart Phones Could Use “Magic Lens” to Track Household Power Consumption
Gear

Smart Phones Could Use “Magic Lens” to Track Household Power Consumption

GlaxoSmithKline Opens Chemical Database to Researchers Hunting Malaria Drugs
Health

GlaxoSmithKline Opens Chemical Database to Researchers Hunting Malaria Drugs

Let NASA Know What Part of Mars You Want to See Up Close
Mars

Let NASA Know What Part of Mars You Want to See Up Close

The public can now take advantage of "the people's camera" aboard a distant Martian orbiter

UK Report On Future Jobs Predicts More Space Pilots and Organ Manufacturers, Fewer Butchers
Science

UK Report On Future Jobs Predicts More Space Pilots and Organ Manufacturers, Fewer Butchers

A Robot That Takes Surer Steps Using “Chaos Control”
Technology

A Robot That Takes Surer Steps Using “Chaos Control”