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NASA making progress on asteroid lasso mission
The agency is under White House orders to fly humans to an asteroid as a stepping stone to Mars.
Lady Gaga Appears in New "Machete Kills" Trailer: Watch Here!
If you're craving some Lady Gaga while she's finishing up recovering from hip surgery, fans can soon see her in action with her big-screen debut in "Machete Kills." In a newly released trailer, a glimpse of the "Born this Way" singer is shown as she embodies her role as "La Chameleón." In the sequel, the U.S. Show More Summary
New Weather: Like Stereolab If They Were Sponsored By NASA
(Comet) Tonight, New Weather—consisting of the Midget's guitarists/keyboardists/vocalists Amber Rossino and Sean Curley, plus Tomory Dodge—will be road-testing some material from their new self-titled full-length (out October 22 on Brooklyn's Butterscotch Records and mastered by Dave Fridmann). Show More Summary
WATCH: Lady Gaga Gets Violent In Film Debut “Machete Kills”
Leave it to Mother Monster to rack up a body count in her film debut. In the trailer for Machete Kills, which just leaked online, we catch a brief glimpse of Lady Gaga as La Chameleón flirtatiously waving to an oncoming truck in the desert roads of Mexico—cue the “Alejandro” track. Gaga announced she was cast [...]
New Colors Rumored for iPhone 5S and Lower-Cost iPhone, Dual LED Flash for iPhone 5S?
Macotakara has released a report with new details on a number of upcoming products, including the rumored low cost iPhone, the iPhone 5S, and the iPad 5. Citing information from several different sources, the site suggests that the low...Show More Summary
Robert Pattinson’s Solo WeHo Office Stop
Continuing to keep a low profile after his rumored split with Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson arrived at an office in West Hollywood, CA on Thursday (May 23). The “Twilight” hunk drove up the parking garage in his Toyota before quickly...Show More Summary
Apple's fifth-gen iPad rumored to debut after 'iPhone 5S,' feature rear mic
The next full-size iPad from Apple will launch toward the end of 2013, after Apple's next iPhone, and the new tablet will gain a rear-facing microphone much like the iPhone 5, a new report claims.
Retro Booster - Developer Demo
Watch Retrobooster developer (and former NASA engineer) Terry Welsh show off his upcoming innovative indie game. Could this be the next big indie hit?
Florida Honor Student Arrested For Science Experiment Cleared of Charges, Going To Space Camp
A Florida honor student who was expelled and faced possible felony charges for a science experiment gone awry has not only been cleared of charges, she’s heading to space camp thanks to a former NASA employee. Sixteen-year-old Kiera Wilmot combined household cleaner and aluminum foil in an eight-ounce water bottle on school grounds on April [...]
Microsoft caught lying about tablet size in comparison to Apple's iPad
In an attempt to draw interest away from Apple's iPad, Microsoft has set up a tablet comparison page that falsely presents the iPad as having a smaller screen than a Windows tablet with less screen area.
Microsoft lies and cheats to portray advantage in tablet ads
Optical illusions? The iPad screen on the left is actually bigger Earlier today Microsoft unleashed its second ad in what appears to be a new campaign focusing on directly comparing iPad to Windows 8 tablets side-by-side– not unlike Apple’s own very successful ‘Get a Mac’ campaign. However, it appears that some of Microsoft’s claims are turning out […]
Statement from the AAS on Proposed Elimination of NASA Science Education & Public Outreach Programs
The American Astronomical Society has issued a strongly worded statement against NASA's proposed elimination of its education and public outreach programs, and I agree with it.
Slide On The Dotted Line To Riffle Your Way Through An iBook [iOS Tips]
When reading an iBook on your iPad or iPhone, you typically tap the right side of the page to go forward, and tap the left side of the page to go backward, right? If you want to skip to a different part of the iBook, you can tap on the table of contents button in [...]Show More Summary
LIVE: Chris Hadfield and Fellow Astronauts on Google Hangout
The Internet's favorite astronaut Commander Chris Hadfield may no longer tweet from the International Space Station, but that doesn't mean he's giving up on social media outreach
NASA is hosting a live Google Hangout today with Hadfield and fellow astronauts Kevin Ford and Tom Marshburn. Show More Summary
Apple's iAd first major mobile ad-networks to get Media Ratings Council accreditation
Apple's iAd for iPhone and iPad gained a bit more legitimacy this month as it received accreditation from a major advertising body, making it the first mobile platform to achieve the distinction.
Wired Space Photo of the Day: Ligeia Mare
Ligeia Mare, shown in here in data obtained by NASA's Cassini spacecraft, is the second largest known body of liquid on Saturn's moon Titan. It is filled with liquid hydrocarbons, such as ethane and methane, and is one of the...
George Clooney Dances Out The Door After London Dinner!
Well, now we know why George Clooney is generally seen out and about with some lovely, lady arm candy by his side! Because without the aide of a tall, statuesque beauty like Stacy Keibler, he can't seem to stay steady on his feet! The actor was spotted taking a break from production on the latest movie for [...]
Dubai hotel provides guests with iMacs, 24-karat gold iPad
Apple's iPads are premium products with a premium price, but apparently not enough for one Dubai hotel, which provides its guests with 24-karat gold versions of Apple's popular tablet.
No NASA Operating Plan Yet
NASA has still not sent its operating plan to Congress. Rumors of the agency reprogramming away all of the additional funding to Planetary Science remains just rumors.
Milky Way's Hidden World of Extreme Objects Magnetars
Magnetars -- the dense remains of dead stars that erupt sporadically with bursts of high-energy radiation -- are some of the most extreme objects known in the Universe. A major campaign using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and several other satellites...
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