Laser magic
Amazing laser magic by Jason Latimer
The FireHammer MT is sure to give you some respect when you take it for a spin.
It is huge as it is over 2 feet long and over 20 pounds. It is ready to run and you don't have to break in the engine. Just add regular unleaded gasoline, 2-cycle engine oil, 8 "AA" batteries and you are ready for 30 minutes of fast and furious racing fun.
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Check out the video of the car in action.
SkyView is a Virtual Observatory on the Net generating images of any part of the sky at wavelengths in all regimes from Radio to Gamma-Ray.
The Non-Astronomer page shows some of the images you can create using SkyView
25 other ways of using olive oil that you may have not thought of, including:
Belive it or not, the “buildings“ below are ice sculptures:
R Todd King has some spectacular photos of the Harbin snow and ice festival.
Miss your piano when you are on the road? The Brando USB Roll-Up Piano fits in a bag so you can bring it where you want:
It does not require batteries as it is completely USB powered.
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HDSISLSDF what?
Ignoring the acronyms, the technology is pretty cool. The Ovation MC950D is the "world's smallest" USB-connected HSUPA modem. It gives HSDPA download speeds of up to 7.2Mbps. and HSUPA-accelerated upload transfers of up to 2.1Mbps.
Such speeds assume the carrier you're connecting to has enabled them, of course. While UK carriers are pushing ahead with 3.6Mbps HSDPA, there's no commercial HSUPA-enabled network over here. HSUPA builds on the 128Kbps uplink speeds of basic 3G, rising to 384Kbps with HSDPA.
Via Reg Hardware
Storm is the first pet in the world to have a prosthetic paw where the grows into the metal:
Via SciFi blog
Incredible, but true, the restaurant at the end of the universe under the sea exists:
Maldives, Hilton Maldives Resort & Spa announces the arrival of Ithaa, the world's first aquarium-style undersea restaurant at the resort. Designed in New Zealand, constructed in Singapore using materials from the United States and then shipped to the Maldives, Ithaa will sit six meters below the waves of the Indian Ocean, surrounded by a vibrant coral reef and encased in clear acrylic offering diners 180-degrees of panoramic underwater views.