Mar 20
When developers talk about bootstrapping, they’re not referring to a technique they’ve developed to avoid tying their shoelaces—but a means of running code wherever the hell they like.
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Mar 20
The White House has announced that it’s teaming up with Google and Microsoft to centralize its climate change data—and make it more accessible for public and researchers alike.
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Mar 19
For the last half century, space junk has been circling the earth in very destructive patterns. Now an Australian team of scientists addresses the problem head on armed with high- tech, infra-red lasers that will zap the debris out into space. Read on for more information.
Mar 19
The Earth is the only planet we are sure has liquid water on its surface. One of the other celestial bodies in our solar system that is thought to have … Continue reading
Mar 19
NASA scientists have rolled out a new interactive mosaic that has been created of the Moon’s North Pole. The mosaic was made using the cameras on the LRO spacecraft. Resolution … Continue reading
Mar 19
When it comes to running, it seems technology won’t help save you. A new study shows that whatever the technical features of the shoes you wear, you’re still at the same risk of injury.
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Mar 19
Red Bull Stratos: Mission to the Edge of Space exhibit lands at the Smithsonian
Posted in: Today's ChiliRed Bull pulled off one of the most impressive feats ever with the jump of Felix Baumgartner from the edge of space in late 2012. This was more than a … Continue reading
Mar 19
A long vertical pipe sits against white-painted brickwork in the corner of a cramped storeroom. Two men wearing orange boiler suits and gloves crouch at its base. One uses a scraper to remove lumps of what looks like wet papier-mâché from the outside of the pipe, into a red bag held by the other.
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Mar 19
Time travel might still be in the realms of science fiction, but that doesn’t mean you can’t change the past. Just don’t build your hopes up too much.
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Mar 18
There is a very good reason why there is a “use by” date on our food and drinks – simply because food can turn bad, and that would not be too good for your tummy then. However, we humans love to be more efficient in the way we do things, which is why it is interesting to see how much more passive things can get with this new color coded tag that was developed by researchers that can be placed on food and beverage containers in order to determine as to whether the products within are spoiled, or can still be consumed.
Smart Tags Know If Food Or Medicine Is Not Fit For Consumption original content from Ubergizmo. 
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