Technology
Proposed $50 million zero gravity coaster
2 weeks ago
by Josh Bailey
in Technology
Reported on The Verge, a new zero gravity gravity coaster is being proposed.
Right now, the only way to experience the sensation of complete weightlessness is by becoming an astronaut or booking a trip on a reduced-gravity plane like the “Vomit Comet.” But that may be about to change. Design team [...]
Creation of Time Holes
1 month ago
by Josh Bailey
in Technology
Scientists are continuing to create things that make even the most tech or science illiterate to stop what they’re doing and pay attention.
National Geographic Article
Einstein’s theories of relativity suggest that gravity can cause time to slow down. Now scientists have demonstrated a way to stop [...]
Printing a Human Kidney
2 months ago
by Josh Bailey
in Technology
With the lines of science fiction and reality becoming even more blurred, things such as 3D printing of human organs constantly perks our ears up. Dr. Anthony Atala discusses his research into the actual printing of the human organs using 3D printing technology. Take a look at his talk during this [...]
Bionic Contacts
3 months ago
by Josh Bailey
in Technology
Reported by BBC News, the times are a changing. Researchers at Washington University have been busy working on a contact lenses that could one day project images or information over what the wearer is looking at.
But there are still wrinkles to iron out, like finding a good power [...]
Nook Tablet has been revealed
3 months ago
by Josh Bailey
in Technology
At today’s press conference, Barnes & Noble has released their answer to Amazon’s Kindle Fire, The Nook Tablet. Picking up where the Nook Color left off, with a media central experience. Relaying on the software and experience more so than the physical hardware. Still with a pretty good hardware [...]
