I really have high hopes for 3-D printing. I love following the progress as they refine and improve the technology. *Article linked with the picture
New Horizons managed to get a glimpse of the "planet". I'm skeptical, looks more like a moon to me. Spoiler
The sea landing attempt for the Falcon 9 rocket. Only for want of a properly locked-in landing leg. SpaceX pretty much nailed the landing otherwise.
well, long as they're using unmanned recovery vessels, and the recovery vessels are cheap enough, they only need a higher than 0% chance of recovery to make it worthwhile. It looked more to me like the leg buckled, however.
I was only a couple of weeks away from being 1. My dad told me how he distinctly remembers it though. They saw it on the tv in the barracks break room. He said everyone was completely stunned. He was heartbroken, because he's a huge Star Trek and sci-fi fan and he loved that stuff.
I hope you're all ready for the ride that the Germans are building for us. It's the ride into the future!
Check out a 360 degree view of Mars from Curiosity's perspective. They have it so you can scroll around and zoom. The zoomed in views are really nice.
Gravitation waves confirmed! Super SCIENCE! high score! It was reported on my birthday, but I was busy.
An alternative to eye bleach. Bring on the Dihm links. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/sci...scovered-how-to-delete-unwanted-memories.html
Just be sure to record yourself screaming and sobbing into the camera pleading for the memory wipe, that way you know not to look at it again after the memory is gone.
"forgetting is one of the most important things the brain will do..." Good job brain, you excel at that part.
