Apple’s got just everything to the iPhone in form of applications. All have something to strike a conversation and that’s what we, and they love. Now, this latest application done by NASA is truly out of the world. Dubbed the NASA iPhone app, this..
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Numerous kinds of Braille devices have been made to simplify lives for the people suffering with a visual impairment. While electronic devices still remain beyond that perfect touch of the blind – researchers and engineers led by Yosi-Bar Cohen, a...
Amid the latest development to launch humans into space with better facilities and security, NASA the parent organization has awarded a contract to Oceaneering International to develop the Constellation Space Suit System (CSSS). A bold name is backed...
Technology has leaped to all sorts of spheres and theories of physics have found route to realism through paper and graphics. The bending however has been quite liberal towards forms we could use to commute in a while from now. While lasers have been...
Google, commemorating the 40th anniversary of Neil Armstrong's odyssey to space, has launched today an interactive 3D atlas of the moon, Moon in Google Earth, which enables the user to set foot on the moon virtually. This enthralling experience is a...
California Institute of Technology has patented a new camera technology to replace the current cameras on the insect-sized spy drones in the US military. Funded by NASA and Pentagon, these new micro-sized digital cameras using lesser energy, would be a.
It’s coming of age in robotic science, and next from NASA’s backyard is another all terrain robotic rover, but if it’s from NASA, we can expect novelty there. Yes, Axel (as they call the lately built and tested a robot), developed in California.
Of the thousands of “Once in a lifetime opportunity” ads you see on television and read in the papers, this one could actually be it. It’s not every day that a person gets a chance to own a Space Shuttle, but NASA is offering that to schools,...
Re-exploring the moon has become the latest fad for scientists, as if they were bored with Earth. Reaching the moon again and further unraveling its mysteries is their desire. There isn’t any hesitation in saying – we will reach the moon again....
The newest wonder device that detects ammonia leaks in space is now capable of sniffing cancerous tissues in humans. Electronic Nose (ENose), originally developed by NASA, is based on polymer films whose electrical conductivity varies as they encounter.
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