Subscribe to this tag Panel Says Planned NASA Rocket Won’t Do the Job
Science - October 22, 2009
Committee concludes that the rocket set to replace the space shuttle is too expensive.
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Navy's New High-Tech Warships Reach Freeway Speeds
Science - October 22, 2009
The Littoral Combat Ships use steerable water jets instead of propellers and rudders.
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GE Unveils Handheld Ultrasound Machine
Science - October 21, 2009
The future of ultrasound technology looks a bit like a flip phone crossed with an iPod.
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Is My Robot Happy to See Me?
Science - October 21, 2009
If robots are ever to become a fixture in our society, we need to be able to read their faces.
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NASA Photos Show Moon Strike Created Plume
Science - October 18, 2009
New images reveal worthwhile data for NASA's LCROSS moon mission.
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Quantum Computers Could Tackle Enormous Equations
Science - October 16, 2009
Trillions of variables may prove no match for envisioned systems.
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Quantum Computer Chips One Step Closer to Reality
Science - October 16, 2009
Ultra-low-power computer chips could operate with small voltages, producing less wasted heat.
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Supercomputer Achieves a Thousand Trillion Calculations Per Second
Science - October 13, 2009
The University of Tennessee's Kraken supercomputer is now the fastest system in the country.
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For Quick Cash, Drop Your Gadgets at an EcoATM
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Maura Judkis
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Fresh Greens - October 6, 2009
The new ATMs could change the way personal technology is recycled.
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Building a Paper Battery
Science - September 25, 2009
Paper battery could power electronics in clothing and packaging material.
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Pilots Question Airspeed Sensors' Troubled History
Science - September 21, 2009
Many pilots think false speed readings may have triggered a chain of events that doomed the plane.
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California Advances Tough Flat-Screen Energy Standards
Science - September 20, 2009
The average plasma TV uses more than three times as much energy as an old cathode-ray tube set.
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