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Monthly Archives: February 2011
This is what an M 3.6 (rather powerful) solar flare looks like
The video above is of a M 3.6, or what passes for a rather large, solar flare spewing forth from the Sun. It took place on February 24, 2011 and lasted for over 90 minutes. This is actually a time-lapse of the flare, with images taken every 24 seconds… Continue reading
Posted in astronomy, Geek-Cetera, m 3.6, monster prominence, NASA, solar dynamics observatory, solar flare, Space, Sun, super hd, time lapse
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Discovery Docking Maneuvers as Seen From Earth’s Surface!
The last historic flight of the space shuttle Discovery will forever be preserved by this absolutely fantastic photograph taken by U.K. stargazer Rob Bullen. Using an 8.5” telescope, which he guided by hand, Bullen captured this iconic image of Disco… Continue reading
Posted in Published
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Drilling Thousands of Screws for Unusual 3D Mural Portraits
With the help of thousands of screws, Andrew Myres, a 31-year-old artist from Orange County, California, manages to mind-blowing portraits. According to Etsicommunication, the idea struck Andrew while working in a church a few years back: “I was doin… Continue reading
Posted in Ideas
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GSM/CDMA MOBILE LOCATION TECHNIQUE 50 Meters
This is one of the most easy method to locate any suspect mobile via
MObile Network TOA Method…. This Technology results location within
the accuracy of around 50 Meters..
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The Magic W3: the mini-PC with phone capabilities that’s not a smartphone
Recently, devices like LG’s Tegra 2-powered Optimus 2X have blurred the lines between smartphone and mini-computer but they’re still geared towards the former. The Magic W3′s primary function is as a handheld computer that also happens to have telephon… Continue reading
Tagged Mini-PC, Smartphone, Windows 7
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Microsoft Research shows the possible future of split-screen technology
Of all the projects teased by Microsoft Research’s Applied Sciences branch, we certainly hope that this is the one that makes it to market. In the video demonstration posted after the jump, Steven Bathiche shows off a few of the interfaces and displ… Continue reading
Posted in applied-sciences, Display, kinect, Microsoft, microsoft-research, split-screen, xbox
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Wiesmann Spyder concept spied on the floor in Geneva
Filed under: Concept Cars, Convertible, Performance, Geneva Motor Show, Europe, Specialty, MISC
Wiesmann Spyder Concept
We mentioned last weekend that German niche sports car manufacturer Wiesmann was bringing a new concept to Geneva to gauge intere… Continue reading
Posted in geneva, spyder, wiesmann, wiesmann spyder concept
Tagged Concept Cars, Convertible, Europe, Geneva Motor Show, MISC, Performance, Specialty
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OCZ’s consumer-grade Vertex 3 SSD gets benched, SandForce SF-2281 helps it spank competition
We thought OCZ’s Vertex 3 Pro was some flaming hot stuff, but solid state storage reviewers have mind-boggling news — the plain ol’ Vertex 3 will bring the same completely ludicrous 550MB / sec read speeds (plus even faster 525MB / sec writes) at a d… Continue reading
Posted in OCZ Vertex 3, OczVertex3, review roundup, ReviewRoundup, roundup, SandForce, SandForce SF-2200, SandforceSf-2200, SF-2281, solid state storage, SolidStateStorage, ssd, vertex, Vertex 3, Vertex3
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