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Manfred Boden was at his computer when letters and entire lines of text on the screen began changing by themselves. Gradually, the German cabinetmaker saw a message from a recently deceased friend take shape: "I am here ... Manfred ... Yours, Klaus." Believers in something called instrumental transcommunication (ITC) say the message Boden received nearly 22 years ago on a
I am sure we would all love some batteries that were true enegizers and just kept on going. But I also do not want to have that type of battery if it comes with a radiation warning but heck science is cool and we may not be to far from realizing a battery that essentially never goes dead. [NewScientist]
Looks like Boeing has been busy. I am not sure which service is the intended customer for this different looking aircraft, but it looks like another kick ass aircraft. For those interested in the Aviation field this is a must read. [New Scientist]
Well the days of cyborgs and having a chip imbedded in your skin is here. Even though our Dogs and Cats have been getting ID chips for a long time now can you imagine walking into a store it scans your imbedded chip automatically, it then loads your preferences or shopping list into your shopping carts computer console and points
In a total bizarre story it appears if you have red hair and are going to be going under the knife your anaesthetic billis going to be higher than most others. I guess they have some medical proof interesting read if your a Red Head. [New Scientist]
This news is a little old but I wonder what will happen to peoples buying habits when they see this new logo on the CD. "A music industry group has proposed a logo to identify CDs that include anti-copying features, saying the feature could help allay consumer concerns over the technology." [News.com]
Check out this cool puzzle from the folks over at MIT