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The hypothetical project is called the Hyperloop, a high-speed train that would take people to San Francisco from Los Angeles in 30 minutes. That is a speed of almost 800 miles an hour.Read More >> Continue reading Hyperloop: A Train that Almost Time Travels
For the past six months, the 25-year-old computer science graduate based in San Francisco has been largely living off a home-grown cocktail of essential vitamins, minerals and other life-sustaining micronutrients he has dubbed Soylent. Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/technology/sci-tech/soylent-pioneer-thinks-outside-the-lunch-box-20130810-2ror7.html#ixzz2brG69rOVRead More >> Continue reading A brilliant food-revolution
Researchers in Hawaii and Turkey are showing off the glow-in-the-dark rabbits they created by injecting jellyfish proteins into rabbit embryos. They're perfectly healthy, despite their glow.Read More >> Continue reading World's First Glow-in-Dark Rabbits
CPS, Cloud-storage and other 8 tech terms, which has to be learnt by 2014.Read More >> Continue reading Tech Dictionary of Geeks, 2014
The next NASA probe to Mars will carry a DVD containing 1,100 haiku submitted and voted on by members of the public, with British author Benedict Smith winning first place with this gem: It's funny, they named/ Mars after the God of War/ Have a look at EarthRead More >> Continue reading 1100 Haikus Will Land On Mars
Besides featuring daily videos of things like slow motion water balloon fights, Neil deGrasse Tyson talking about science and anime versions of Doctor Who, YouTube also featured a daily Easter Egg each day…Read More >> Continue reading YouTube's Geek Week Easter Eggs Celebrate Missile Command, Star Wars And Bronies
