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Watch this NASA's autonomous lunar lander to hover in midair in Infrared Video
posted June 27 2011 12:23.27 by Giorgos Lazaridis




Hovering landers like this one look as they are suspended on air because you cannot see the air and the heat from the thrusters. This video is taken with an infrared camera to reveal...

[Via: popsci]    [Link: WiredVideoUK]
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Tags: robot   mechanical   space related   autonomous   infrared   research   science   moon   

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If only death star had this active protection system...
posted June 20 2011 13:44.12 by Giorgos Lazaridis




Things have change in warfare since the WW2, where a single (and lucky) shot from a panzerschreck could destroy a heavy armored IS2 tank... Nowadays, tanks and other armored vehicles...

[Via: wired]    [Link: KhanhTAC]
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Tags: warfare   inventions   research   knives/guns   security   

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I will never, EVER eat this shit-burger (made in Japan)
posted June 16 2011 12:24.02 by Giorgos Lazaridis




Disgusting and totally sick. These are the first words that i came up with when i saw this video. Japanese researchers managed to purify human poop and extract the precious protein...

[Link: ill318]
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Tags: research   sick   chemistry   experiments   science   insane   omg   bad idea   crazy story   

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This is the fastest robotic hand I've ever seen
posted June 16 2011 12:09.54 by Giorgos Lazaridis




Now THAT'S what i call FAST! This robotic hand is so fast and so precise, that it can play toss and catch with a mobile phone by itself. it moves autonomously and dose some amazing...

[Link: LenFiorenz]
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Tags: robot   mechanical   autonomous   inventions   research   insane   extreme   

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This DNA computer can calculate square roots
posted June 11 2011 12:30.16 by Giorgos Lazaridis




No matter how crazy it sounds, bio-computers are a reality. This test-tube computer made of DNA-based logic gates can calculate the square root of a number up to 15. It uses DNA replication...

[Link: eurekalert]
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Tags: inventions   research   crazy story   crazy designs   biotechnology   new materials   futuristic   innovations   

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Two more new super-heavy elements added to the Periodic Table
posted June 7 2011 13:25.42 by Giorgos Lazaridis




The periodic table of elements has officially grown bigger by two new elements. These two new elements are the heaviest elements ever discovered, and are named 114 and 116. Their...

[Link: wired]
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Tags: chemistry   inventions   research   science   discovery   

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WAIT! Do not invest on solar panels yet...
posted June 5 2011 12:33.33 by Giorgos Lazaridis




A new discovery may turn today's solar panels totally obsolete and inefficient. Researchers from the University of Michigan have discovered that the magnetic fields coming from...

[Link: physorg]
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Tags: solar   research   new materials   science   discovery   futuristic   

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This Stirling Engine provides a whole watt of power
posted June 5 2011 12:19.47 by Giorgos Lazaridis




Doug made this powerful stirling engine for researching purposes. The engine is powered by a 59 watts electric heater and can deliver 1 watt of power. The mechanical torque it can...

[Link: solarheatengines]
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Tags: fm/am   research   stirling engine   experiments   mechanical   motor   

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This bot climbs on walls using supersonic air
posted May 27 2011 13:28.18 by Giorgos Lazaridis




I bet that when you saw this bot in the picture above, you thought that the suction cups it has are connected into a vacuum... Well, that's wrong. This bot utilizes the Bernoulli's...

[Via: dvice]    [Link: GerbilGod7]
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Tags: robot   physics   mechanical   research   science   ultrasonic   crazy designs   pressure   high speed   pneumatic   

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