I’m for any watch inspired by science-fiction, but you probably wouldn’t have guessed that this awesome tourbillon watch, which costs probably as much as your house got its inspiration from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
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Vianney Halter’s Deep Space Tourbillon: Analog Time from Deep Space Nine!
Published June 14, 2013 blogs , technology Leave a CommentTags: blogs, deep space nine, horological machine, science-fiction, Space, Technabob, technology, timepiece, tourbillon, vianney halter, watches
The Distance to Mars: Measured in Pixels
Published April 9, 2013 blogs , technology Leave a CommentTags: blogs, distance, Earth, graphic, infographic, Mars, pixel, Space, Technabob, technology
I’m pretty sure that many people have trouble understanding stellar distances. Even Mars, one of the closest planets, is really far away by Earthly measurement standards. Check out this great and simple web animation on how far away Mars actually is from Earth.
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Health Problems Future Mars Astronauts May Face
Published January 9, 2013 blogs , science , technology Leave a CommentTags: blogs, health, Mars, Neuroscience, psychology, science, SciTechDaily, sleep science, social behavior, Space, technology
A newly published study found that astronauts going to Mars could have trouble sleeping, become lethargic, and have problems with mental tasks over the course of a long mission.
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Earth’s Van Allen Radiation Belt to be Probed by NASA Satellites
Published August 14, 2012 blogs , science , technology Leave a CommentTags: astronomy, blogs, NASA, science, SciTechDaily, Space, space weather, spacecraft, technology, Van Allen Radiation belts
On August 23rd, NASA will launch the Radiation Belt Storm Probes, a pair of specially designed satellites to gather information about the Earth’s Van Allen radiation belts, the concentric bands of plasma that protect the biosphere of the planet from highly charged particles.
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Haemaphysalis Flava Hardy Enough to Survive Vacuum and Electron Beam
Published April 6, 2012 blogs , science , technology Leave a CommentTags: blogs, bugs, electron beam, entomology, Haemaphysalis Flava, hardy, insects, popular, science, SciTechDaily, Space, tardigrade, technology, tick, UV radiation, vacuum
Haemaphysalis flava , a kind of tick, was observed under the intense rays of an electron scanning microscope and survived the experience. They may have just surpassed Tardigrades as the world’s hardiest animals, which can survive the vacuum and UV radiation of space.
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Saturn’s Largest Moon Titan Seen in Unprecedented Detail
Published March 6, 2012 blogs , science , technology 1 CommentTags: blogs, Cassini, ethane, hydrocarbon, images, lake, methane, NASA, Saturn, science, SciTechDaily, solar system, Space, technology, Titan
As one of the coldest places in the solar system, Titan, Saturn’s largest moon, is also one of the most dynamic. A new collection of 13 studies about Titan reveal previously undetected craters, rivers, and have provided maps of its surface and interior.
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Magnetic Disturbances Sent Massive Solar Wind Earthward
Published March 6, 2012 blogs , science , technology Leave a CommentTags: blogs, coronal mass ejection, Earth, radiation storm, science, SciTechDaily, sol, solar wind, Space, space weather, technology
Powerful magnetic disturbances in Sol’s corona have hurled a large burst of charged particles into space on March 4th. The solar storm erupted from the sunspot AR 1429 at 11:13PM and according to NASA, it should hit Earth on Tuesday night and Wednesday.
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