In this video you get to know how a satellite is built and how to get it to space. It’s not as easy as it may seem
On December 5, 2013,
in Science, Technology,
by Johny
On December 4, 2013,
in Reviews and tests,
by Johny
I’ve had these for quite a while now, and i’m really just reviewing them because I’m annoyed. Everytime i use them i just end up getting a headache, sure they do increase contrast, but they also have way too many reflections, not very anti-glare if you ask me. I don’t see why these get so much praise, they’re a $79.20 headache. Maybe they work for some people, but i just can’t recommend them. They are supposed to enhance both gaming and regular computer use, and they don’t. At best, they do nothing at all except tint the screen towards the yellow part of the spectrum.
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On December 4, 2013,
in Reviews and tests,
by Johny
I’ve previously tried Lifeproofs iPhone cases, i literally couldn’t destroy them. And trust me I’ve tried. So could you possibly get the same awesome protection for your iPad? Turns out the answer is yes.
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Usually wireless charging cases are bulky and expensive. This one is sleek, barely noticeable, and costs only $25. Their Indiegogo campaign is already fully funded, so those who contribute will get theirs in late December or January. And you can still do so on their project page.
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It’s a floating metal ball, but together with the new interface that researchers at MIT have developed It’s capable of doing some extraordinary things. Not only can it hold a lot of weight and compensate for things like people touching it. It can also move the ball in complex patterns with the computer, as well let you move it around yourself. To accomplish this it uses an infrared optical tracking sensor a projector and a very strong electromagnetic field. It can accurately simulate orbits and is therefore perfect for making a floating 3D simulation of the solar system. It’s called the ZeroN. Check it out! (more…)
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