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Read More »For Myspace, a life in mobile
Is mobile the answer for a pioneering, moribund social networking brand?
Read More »NASA and the enigma of terrestrial life
Perhaps the secret to extraterrestrial life resides here on Earth.
Read More »A visual taxonomy of anime opening sequences
It might be fun to name and categorize all of the tropes in anime openings. But Derek Lieu's compilation video is better.
Read More »When blindfolded, there’s no place like home
NPR's Robert Krulwich reports on an astonishing finding: blindfolded, no one can walk in a straight line.
Read More »The uncanny biosphere of Google Earth
In Google Earth, seeing the forest for the trees.
Read More »Lunchtime vid: Arctic Circle
Just in time for the holidays, a frosty cautionary tale.
Read More »Mystery image: animal, vegetable, or astronomical?
A bacterial colony growing in a petri dish? A close-up of a lizard's iridescent, scaly skin? Answer after the jump.
Read More »Cassini visits Saturn’s oxygenated moon
he Cassini spacecraft has detected atmospheric oxygen on Rhea, a rocky, icy moon orbiting Saturn. 950 miles in diameter (less than half that of our moon), the tiny world is covered with water ice, which likely produces free oxygen as it is bombarded with charged particles from the magnetosphere of its parent planet, Saturn.
Read More »Games, art, and enchantment
Since when is technological advancement a prerequisite for artistic seriousness?
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