Science
Times of India - BEIJING: China has unrolled a plan to fill the sky with its satellites, launching a total of 100 by 2015. It will also carry out the first manned space rendezvous with the Shenzhou-9 spacecraft this year. |
NPR - Robert Siegel talks to retired Navy Captain Don Walsh about the attempt by movie director James Cameron to take a submersible capsule to the bottom of the Mariana Trench - the deepest spot on Earth. |
Ynetnews - A new report by the US Green Building Council (USGBC) and the University of Michigan's Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, recently found that eco-friendly construction is not only energy efficient - it is also physically safer for its ... |
Gadling - by Kraig Becker (RSS feed) on Mar 10th 2012 at 12:00PM Earlier this week, Nature Valley launched a fun new website that delivers a Google Street View-like experience for hiking trails in some of America's most popular and iconic national parks. |
Stuff.co.nz - While predictions the Earth was to be pummelled by a solar storm late last week turned out to be overblown, there is still plenty of time for a big solar flare to wallop the planet. |
Register - By Natalie Apostolou • Get more from this author The West Australian government has refused to give up on its ambitions to host the world's largest radio telescope, the the Square Kilometre Array, despite a scientific panel's reported recommendation ... |
Voice of America - March 09, 2012 Earliest Fossil of Iridescent Dinosaur Feathers Reveals New Behavior Clues VOA News Paleontologists say winged dinosaurs with glossy feathers likely used their flashy plumage to attract a mate in the same way as their modern descendants ... |
Technology
Economic Times - NEW DELHI: One of the first tablets to launch in India was Samsung's P1000 (aka the original Galaxy Tab) - way back in the last quarter of 2010. |
The Guardian - The conversion of blog to media empire, complete with sponsorship deals, paid trips to events, blog-to-book deals or other perks is a growing phenomenon. |
Fellow GEEK - It feels like the fitness tracking market couldn't possibly fit any more devices, but Nike is hoping to prove that that is not the case. |
The Atlantic - By Massoud Hayoun A survey of which country provides the most annoying tourists had China turn up second. Congratulations, American readers, you are the worst tourists in the world, according to a recent survey conducted by Living Social, the discount ... |
Manila Bulletin - By FLORO L. MERCENE MANILA, Philippines - There's no doubt that casinos provide employment and income for the national government. |
GMA News - ROME, ITALY - Italian police have broken up a paedophile network spanning at least 28 countries that used social media websites to swap pornographic images and videos of child abuse. |
New Zealand Herald - By Michael Liedtke Apple's new iPad features a far higher resolution 'Retina Display' than its predecessor. Photo / AP I have grown fond of my iPad 2 during the past nine months. |
The Independent - Lee Nichol is getting anxious. With one hand rested on an increasingly furrowed brow he stares intently at a computer screen which - to the uninitiated - appears to display little more than a headache-inducing array of jumbled numbers and letters. |
NEWS.com.au - SPIES opened a fake Facebook account under the name of NATO's Supreme Allied Commander, Admiral James Stavridis, and fooled senior British defence and government officials into accepting friend requests. |
GoozerNation - Mass Effect 3 is a third person action RPG developed by BioWare and published by Electronic Arts. It was released on March 6, 2012 in North America and is the third and final installment in the Mass Effect trilogy. |
PC World Magazine - After months of waiting, Apple have finally released the latest version of the iPad this week. The iPad 3, you say? Oh no. Apple have christianed their new tablet the Apple iPad 2012. |
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