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Red Planet Mars Life Lawrence M. Krauss’s “ Rethinking the Dream ” [Forum] rightly points out that the benefits of flying humans in space have not been commensurate with the cost, especially when human flight is compared with advanced robotic or automatic systems that can do many of the same tasks at one tenth of the cost and with no risk to humans.
Read More »Exploding Malaria With Human-Sized Microwaves
Malaria drugs are expensive, and the disease is becoming resistant. But nothing can resist microwaves.
Read More »Post London-Riot Crackdown On Facebook, Twitter, RIM, Epidermal Electronic System Gets Under Users’ Skin
Fast Company's editors sift breaking news for nuggets of worthwhile innovation.
Read More »Conocophillips ups estimate of China oil spill
BEIJING (Reuters) - ConocoPhillips China, a subsidiary of the Houston-based oil company ConocoPhillips, said on Friday that as much as 2,500 barrels of oil and mud leaked from an oilfield in China's northern Bohai Bay. A recent survey at the C platform of Penglai 19-3 oil field identified more oil-based drilling mud on the sea floor than originally estimated, the company said on its website (www.conocophillips.com.cn), adding that it expected to complete a cleanup by the end of this month.
Read More »GolfChannel: Don’t knock McIlroy’s risky heriocs
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Read More »PGT: Ailing McIlroy takes ‘Glory’s Last Shot’ literally
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Read More »Fox Commentator Distorts Physics, Saying Greenhouse Effect Defies First Law of Thermodynamics
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Read More »Could Hackers Break Into Your Electric Meter?
When I was getting my solar panels installed, I couldn’t wait to see my electric meter literally spin backwards. [More]
Read More »Day of highs, lows at PGA
Steve Stricker opened with a record-tying 7-under 63, Tiger Woods finished with a 7-over 77, and Rory McIlroy was stuck in the middle at even par after injuring his wrist at the PGA Championship on Thursday.
Read More »Former champion Micheel back in PGA contention
Former PGA winner Shaun Micheel is back in contention for a second Wanamaker Trophy after shooting a 4-under 66 in Thursday's opening round.
Read More »Kang advances in Women’s Amateur
Defending champion Danielle Kang won two matches Thursday to advance to quarterfinals in the U.S. Women's Amateur at Rhode Island Country Club.
Read More »Skype Finds Its Swagger
In the past months, Skype's launched a massive upgrade on Android; a brand-spanking-new iPad app; unveiled a massive partnership with Facebook; and announced its acquisition to Microsoft for $8.5 billion. Is it enough to win against Google's and Apple's competitors? "When I started, we were on a pretty slow product release," says Neil Stevens, VP of products at Skype
Read More »Skype Finds Its Swagger
In the past months, Skype's launched a massive upgrade on Android; a brand-spanking-new iPad app; unveiled a massive partnership with Facebook; and announced its acquisition to Microsoft for $8.5 billion. Is it enough to win against Google's and Apple's competitors? "When I started, we were on a pretty slow product release," says Neil Stevens, VP of products at Skype.
Read More »Bret Michaels sues cruise ship company
The Poison frontman and "Rock of Love" star filed suit against Shoreline Tours on Monday, alleging that the cruise-ship company participated in "a fraudulent scheme."
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