Space Invaders
2022-06-07 00:00:00 Click the Play button to start. Use the arrow keys to move, shoot using the space bar.
By: Nation of Games
Las naves del Space Invaders
2009-11-06 10:07:00 ¿Te habías preguntado alguna vez el por qué de las formas de las naves del ?mítico? juego Space Invaders? Vía | Sucede SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Las naves del Space Invaders", url: "http://www.paranoias.es/las-na-ves-del-space-invaders/" });
Atheist debates Christian space alien
2009-10-22 06:50:00 A debate supposedly took place, earlier today, between a prominent Chicago-area atheist and a space alien who is a Christian. The story of the debate was published in today's Bolingbrook Babbler, a tabloid newpaper that deals in fictitious news.
India Launches Seven Satellites: Space Agency
2009-09-23 14:55:00 From Yahoo! News: Science News: India successfully launched seven satellites including six from foreign countries on Wednesday, officials said, underlining the country's ambitions in the space business. About a month after its first moon mission was aborted, the country's space
Carnivalia ? 9/16 ? 9/22
2009-09-23 13:56:00 The past week's selection of science-related blog carnivals...
Autumn Equinox 2009: two new sunpots
2009-09-22 22:56:00 Space Weather News for Sept 22, 2009NEW SUNSPOTS: In a year when the sun has been utterly blank 80% of the time, the sudden emergence of two large sunspots in a single day is a noteworthy event. Today is such a day. NASA satellites and amateur astronomers are monitoring a pair of growing sunspots, both apparently members of long-overdue Solar Cycle 24. The emergence of these active regions is not enough to end the deepest solar minimum in nearly a hundred years, but they do represent a significant uptick in solar activity. Check SpaceWeather.com for images and updates. SEPT EQUINOX: Today, Sept 22 at 2118 UT (5:18 pm EDT), the sun crosses the celestial equator. This event marks the beginning of autumn in the northern hemisphere and spring in the southern hemisphere. It's also the beginning of aurora season around the poles. Happy equinox!~:~See previous post for astrological notes on the 2009 Autumn Equinox including its horoscope set for Washington, DC. And be sure to check out Du...
Rencode Digital TV Recordings to Save Space on HDD
2009-09-22 13:36:00 I have recorded several dozen TV shows and they are currently in .MPG format. They take up about 1Gig for each 30-45 minutes of shows. I need to make them smaller and want to know how i can find out the simplest freeware or open source tools that will do a good job without me spending hours trying
Luke Fortini: space travel
2009-09-21 19:53:00 Instrumental shred song composed and performed by italian guitarist Luke Fortini Space Travel This is a content summary only. Visit Truth In Shredding to find out more!
Stunning Views of Glaciers From Space
2009-09-21 15:51:00 From Wired Top Stories: To a geologist, glaciers are among the most exciting features on Earth. Though they seem to creep along at impossibly slow speeds, in geologic time glaciers are relatively fast, powerful landscape artists that can carve out valleys and fjords in just a few t
Scientific tourist #91 ? the Viking lander
2009-09-21 14:07:00 This week's image is a scan of an old photograph I took at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (i.e., JPL) in Pasadena, California back in the late 1980's -- its an image of an engineering model of the Viking landers...
No Space Left on Device!
2009-09-18 17:26:00 About two weeks ago, my colleague and I had an issue with the /var partition on a seldom used Sun Blade 2500 workstation. Frankly speaking, I thought a simple fsck would suffice while in single user mode. Not quite. Anyway, we executed fsck on the partition and it "fixed" whatever errors reported. And while in single user mode, we wrote test files to the partition without incident. However, once we booted to init 3 run level, we still could not write to the /var partition, not even as root. That was a bit strange because df -k reported only 20% of the partition was used. hmmm...inode problem?? Then we looked through the logs and noticed a message about not having enough space on the device – in short, we ran out of inodes. Almost immediately, we suspected a problem with mail. We checked the mqueue directory and it contained almost a 1,000,000 small extraneous/useless messages from cron. We deleted most of them (after a few hours) and it resolved the issue. And yes, we got a handle...
By: My SysAd Blog
Transmission: That Thing Kanye Did, the Heart of SPACE
2009-09-18 16:05:00 Bad Veins, reviewed on Gapers Block TransmissionYou might have heard that Kanye got up at an awards show and made an ass of himself...again. Tearful (heartfelt?) apologies, conspiracy theories, and internet memes sprung up like weeds. The Prez even weighed in (off the record).Gapers Block looks north to Evanston and the intriguing venue SPACE.Chip in and help CHIRP!Stone's Throw music and Intelligentsia's Ethiopium coffee = great combination!The nearly week-long Chicago World Music Festival gets underway this weekend. Mindful Metropolis thinks it's the bees knees!Ronnie James Dio: Doo-Wop singer? True! Holy Diver!Download Kid Sister's "Right Hand Hi" (Kingdom Remix) from RCRD LBL free.Celebrate Chicago's hip-hop scene and Vote for the Truth.The Giving Tree's latest album was carbon-neutral from start to finish.Smashing...
Casual Friday ? the H-II Transfer Vehicle (HTV)
2009-09-18 13:29:00 The H-II Transfer Vehicle (HTV) was developed and built in Japan to help supply the International Space Station...
Images: Launching the Space Shuttle Discovery (STS-128)
2009-09-17 17:30:00 Earlier this week, CR4 brought you images of a recent Ares 1 rocket-motor test from Joby Minor, a photographer who works for NASA in Huntsville, Alabama. Today, CR4 brings you images of the recent launch of the space shuttle Discovery, which traveled to the International Space Station (ISS) with s
Creating a Near-Space Imaging Vehicle
2009-09-17 02:25:00 This impressive Near-Space Imaging Vehicle was created by a the RPI Electronics Club in about 30 hours and for about $300! Could there be a business idea behind this project? After taking some hi resolution pictures at various heights for a day spend the rest of the week selling them to the residents of the area.
By: Hacked Gadgets
Buzz Lightyear Back From 468 Days In Space
2009-09-16 22:23:00 From Gizmodo: How did I miss this? The Toy Story action figure returned on the space shuttle Discovery last Friday, after first launching aboard STS-124 on May 31st 2008. Here's a video of his time on the International Space Station: Buzz was up there as part of a program by NAS
Carnivalia ? 9/09 ? 9/15
2009-09-16 14:09:00 The past week's crop of (mostly) science-related blog carnivals awaits your reading attention...
MIT Students Explain How to Photograph Space for $150
2009-09-15 20:28:00 From Gizmodo: On September 2, Justin Lee and Oliver Yeh successfully took these images of Earth's curvature and the blackness of space using only a weather balloon and off-the-shelf components—without complicated hacks. Total cost: $148. Here's how they did it. First up, t
Space Heater calculation
2009-09-15 02:54:00 How do you calculate the wattage of a space heater? I have one 650hp pump. I know the space heater prevents moisture from getting into the windings protecting the pump. Pump power is 4160 VAC.
Scientific tourist #90 ? the RL-10 rocket engine
2009-09-14 14:08:00 This week's image comes to you from the New Mexico Museum of Space History in Alamagordo, New Mexico -- it's a cutaway of an RL-10 rocket engine...
Computer Space, la primera máquina recreativa de la historia
2009-09-13 10:56:00 En la todavía corta historia de los videojuegos hay un puñado de títulos que han marcado un antes y un después en la industria, sin los cuales nada habría sido igual. Unos por su calidad, otros por las ventas que consiguieron y algunos porque fueron pioneros en su género, rompieron moldes y permitieron crear un modelo de negocio donde antes no había nada. A esta última categoría pertenece la...
Solar Power From Space by 2030 Possible?
2009-09-12 05:23:00 What would it take to harness solar power from space then beam it down to earth? Money? Years? Super long cables? Solar panel maker Mitsubishi Electric Corp and IHI Corp would like to find out.
Casual Friday ? Hubble, reborn
2009-09-11 14:51:00 You probably recall that earlier this summer, NASA conducted the fourth (and almost certainly last) servicing mission of the Hubble space telescope...
The Future Of Space Lies East: Chinese Space Stations Vs America?s Timid Na
2009-09-11 04:54:00 (Image: a model of the Chinese space station at the Chinese Pavilion, Hannover Expo. Credit: © Mark Wade of Astronautix.com) With the release of the Augustine Report not too long ago, there has been a flurry of outcry regarding the future of humanity, most notably from the Mars Society. While some may lament the fall of ...
By: Colony Worlds
This Is How Total Destruction On Earth Looks from Space
2009-09-10 19:46:00 From Gizmodo: Back in June, astronauts onboard the International Space Station took a few spectacular photos of the Sarychev Peak volcano as it exploded in a 5-mile high plume of ash and gas. Here's the even more spectacular video. The ISS was flying 220 miles over the island of
Carnivalia ? 9/02 ? 9/08
2009-09-09 15:04:00 The last week's selection of science-related blog carnival goodness...
Watch this space ? or don?t
2009-09-06 01:31:00 I won’t lie — I’ve felt uninspired about blogging lately. I’m exploring some new directions and hope to be back at it soon …
Casual Friday ? Shuttle-derived launch vehicles
2009-09-04 13:23:00 A different approach to the problem of getting crews and gear into space...
The XX ? Basic Space
2009-09-04 08:47:00 Robert Smith vs. R’n'B? Weit gefehlt! Dies ist kein mashup, natürlich spielt hier nicht Robert Smith die Gitarre und Ciara und Aaliyah singen auch nicht dazu. Dies hier sind The Xx, vier 19-jährige aus dem Südwesten Londons, die – nach den phänomenalen Bedroom Demos – auch hier die Strukturen ihrer Lieder bewusst von allem Ballast ...
By: itstoolong
Jupiter's vanishing Moons Sep 2 - 3, 2009~Geomagnetic Megastorm
2009-09-02 22:45:00 Space Weather News for Sept 2, 2009GEOMAGNETIC MEGASTORM: Northern Lights swept over Cuba and Hawaii. Telegraph offices caught fire. Earth's magnetic field shook for nearly a week. That's what happened 150 years ago today when our planet experienced a shocking "geomagnetic megastorm."Today's story Could It Happen Again? explores the possibilities. VANISHING MOONS OF JUPITER: Tonight, Sept 2 and 3, for the first time in many years, the moons of Jupiter are going to disappear. At least that's how it will seem when Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto line up in front of and behind the giant planet. A casual look through a backyard telescope will show no moons at all. The 2-hour vanishing act begins at 9:43 p.m PDT on Sept 2 (4:43 UT on Sept 3.) Check a sky map, animations and more information at SpaceWeather.com.~:~Astrologica-lly in the Tropical zodiac, Jupiter is now Rx @ '20AQ', a degree whose Sabian Symbol is "A Big White Dove, a Message-Bearer" for which Dane Rudhyar gives t...
Japan Plans $21B Space Power Plant
2009-09-02 15:07:00 From Slashdot: Japan has announced plans to send a $21 billion solar power generator into space that will be capable of producing one gigawatt of energy, or enough to power 294,000 homes. The project recently received support from Mitsubishi Electric Corp. and IHI Corp, who are now
£1,800 dual screen space laptop instant to go on sale by Christmas
2009-09-01 12:33:00 If you want to use it as a laptop, you'll have to have a seriously strong set of knees.The Spacebook, a titan of technology, weighs in at around 12lb (5.5kg). Compared with the ever-shrinking portable computers on the market, which weigh just four or five pounds, it sounds hideously heavy.But if you're willing to lug it about, you get an extra screen for your pains. With secret agent-style wizardry, the Spacebook laptop folds out to provide two equal-sized screens a total of 34in wide.Wide load: The Spacebook allows users to work on two separate applications... or sneak in a DVDThis allows the user to flip between different applications or work on one screen while sneakily watching a DVD on the other.The two LED backlit 16in or 17in screens slide out from the laptop one behind the other using a uniquely designed mechanism, and slide back into place when you need to use only one.The first pictures have circulated on the internet and are creating a buzz in the computer industry. It ...
By: Believe OR Not
Independent Garden Center Show: Small Space Gardens
2009-08-20 08:30:00 Some gardening products from the Independent Garden Center Show 2009 to make gardening in urban and small spaces, like balconies, decks and patios easier. While they make looks like they are better suited for utilitarian gardens, like vegetable gardens, there's no reason why these couldn't be used to grow purely ornamental gardens.The images above is of the GardenSoxx by Filtrexx which makes square foot gardening pretty easy. About two to three plants can be grown in the organic landscape and garden planters. They don't have to be used strictly for square foot gardening, the website has a couple of videos demonstrating their versatility. My first thought when I came across these is that they would be great for a roof...
Travelocity Buys Travelguru – Implications For Indian OTA Space?
2009-08-18 14:55:00 In what seems to be a first of its kind deal (in terms of size – though the actual acquisition price isnt disclosed) in the Indian online travel space Travelocity – the global travel giant has acquired India’s Travelguru.com which is focused on hotel bookings in India and Internationally. Travelocity boasts of annual gross bookings of more than U.S. $10 billion and operates: Travelocity Business® for corporate travel; igougo.com, a leading online travel community; lastminute.com, a leader in European online travel; and ZUJI, a leader in Asia-Pacific online travel. Travelguru which has been well covered by WATBlog had itself acquired a lesser known desiya.com in its early days in the Indian market. Travelguru is also no newbie to acquisition rumors and previously it was rumored to have been acquired by Expedia another online travel giant but I guess travelocity is where it was headed. The acquisition will build upon the existing Travelocity India team and will a...
By: WATblog
Astrology Forecast for the Week of Aug 17 - 23, 2009
2009-08-16 23:47:00 Are you looking for a Weekly Astrology Forecast for Aug 17 - 23, 2009?Whoa, there! Because astrologer Julie Demboski really kicks Fated Undertow's tush with her insights and advice, so check it out before the week wanes without you.And see my previous post for a SpaceWeather News link to Monday morning's dawn show of beauty as performed by the Crescent Moon, Venus, and (if you're in the right spot on the planet) an ISS flyby to spice things up with its modernity of techiness.
AstroDad wrote a new blog post: Space telescopes... and hands-off fun with
2009-08-13 14:47:00 AstroDad wrote a new blog post: Space telescopes... and hands-off fun with an 8-m telescope Post-paternity leave (a little girl, now 8 weeks old, if you’re wondering), it’s back to the world of astronomy. I work on a mission called Herschel, a far-IR observatory launched by the European Space Agency (you can find the blog we write at http://herschelmission.wordpres-s.com/). Amongst other things, I work on mission planning for one of ...
By: BackBeat
Tips for living in a small space
2009-08-12 04:49:00 No matter how many times you measure, you always seem to think the stuff you have is going to fit differently than it actually does when you move in. I'm currently living in a 9 foot by 9 foot 6 inch bedroom, complete with a full-size bed, desk, nightstand and bookshelf, but nothing is in the place I oringally planned it to be in. Here's what I would recommend if you're moving in to a place that might be smaller than you'd hoped for: 1. Go vertical: Two of my favorite pieces of furniture are my desk, which is less than four feet across and less than 18 inches deep, but has about four feet of extra shelf space on top, and my...
UFO?s in Australia?s Northern Territory?
2009-08-11 16:40:00 Alan Ferguson of the Northern Territory of AU claims that UFO’s are buzzing his town and he has the video to prove it. In a video he has posted to his website, Ferguson shows a video of a nice blue sky when suddenly something “Black, long skinny things just appear and then disappear.” Ferguson and others claim ...
By: Science Blog
Gecko Grip Findings Will Advance Military, Space Applications
2009-08-06 01:14:00 Despite popular belief, not all geckos are employed by Geico® to star in television commercials. Some of them are walking on glass in science labs while researchers try to figure out just what factors keep them from slipping off! Scientists at the University of Calgary and Clemson University have made that discovery!
Pentagon to evaluate online social networking
2009-08-05 02:07:00 Pentagon to evaluate online social networking WASHINGTON (AP) – The Pentagon is reviewing the use of Facebook and other social networking sites on its computers with an eye toward setting rules on how to protect against possible security risks. The Marine Corps on Monday issued an administrative directive saying it was banning the use of Marine ...
By: TexasFred's
merak wrote a new blog post: Well that's it, Journal Space is gone
2009-08-03 18:56:00 merak wrote a new blog post: Well that's it, Journal Space is gone The other on line journal I used to keep the server has had a fatal error that could not be recovered from and I now have to decide if this place will satisfy my need to write on line. If what I write here is enough to satisfy my urge to purge my brain of ...
By: BackBeat
Cisco to develop 6.6 lakh sq ft more space in Bangalore
2009-07-31 15:01:00 This comes as a downpour in Bangalore’s realty drought. Multinational networking giant Cisco has cleared the deck for developing an additional 6.6 lakh sq ft office space with a provision of scaling it up to 2.2 million sq ft in Bangalore, making...(read more)
officespacebristols wrote a new blog post: How to Find Office Space in Lond
2009-07-30 21:04:00 officespacebristols wrote a new blog post: How to Find Office Space in London Finding office space in London, like in any other city, can be a difficult task. And it’s even more difficult if you don’t know what you’re doing. However knowing a few tips as this little article will outline will help you find office space in London and in any other city. Your Needs and ...
By: BackBeat
Awesome Video of Eve
2009-07-30 17:41:00 Nice video from Wired.com of Eve being tested in the Mojave Desert.
By: Science Blog
Affordable Space Tourism?
2009-07-28 07:00:00 Did you dream about becoming an astronaut when you were a kid? Maybe you watched a Space Shuttle launch on TV, or saw cartoons like the Jetsons or Marvin the Martian and thought that you, too, would travel into outer space. Well, now you can. In fact, any one can make this momentous journey with
Giant 'Soap Bubble' Found Floating in Space
2009-07-24 14:50:00 From New Scientist - Online News: It LOOKS like a soap bubble or perhaps even a camera fault, but the image at right is a newly discovered planetary nebula. Planetary nebulae, which got their name after being misidentified by early astronomers, are formed when an ageing star wei
Railroad, Space Shuttles and Horses Asses
2009-07-17 01:25:00 I got this from a friend. I simply love it. And there is nothing to add. Except the photo at the end.***The US standard railroad gauge (distance between the rails) is 4 feet, 8.5 inches. That's an exceedingly odd number. Why was that gauge used? Because that's the way they built them in England, and English expatriates built the US railroads. Why did the English build them like that? Because the first rail lines were built by the same people who built the pre-railroad tramways, and that's the gauge they used.Why did 'they' use that gauge then? Because the people who built the tramways used the same jigs and tools that they used for building wagons, which used that wheel spacing.Why did the wagons have that particular odd wheel spacing? Well, if they tried to use any other spacing, the wagon wheels would break on some of the old, long distance roads in England, because that's the spacing of the wheel ruts. So who built those old rutted roads? Imperial Rome built the first long ...
By: Worldman
Converting a Natural Gas Space Heater
2009-07-16 22:15:00 I acquried a ventles space heater for national gas. I would like to convert it to propane. Is this possible? Herbie
Minimum Wire Space
2009-07-15 13:05:00 Does anyone have a table for the Minimum Wire Space from Terminal Lugs to Enclosure. |
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