This time Germany instead of Madeira! A new small AlionLive series is here!
After I recognized, that some viewers, Facebook friends etc. are allready quite annoyed when I only mention the word Madeira, there is now a little break, regarding those travel reports. Additionally,...
View Article"Houston, we don’t have a problem"– Zero-gravity 3D printing heads for space
Welcome to the newsletter for Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine. These are the headlines for June the 10th, 2013. “Houston, we don’t have a problem” – Zero-gravity 3D printing heads for space...
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Lessons Learned at Invite-Only Performance Testing Conference
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View ArticleZoe Robot Returns to Chile’s Atacama Desert On NASA Mission
The autonomous, solar-powered Zoë, which became the first robot to map microbial life during a 2005 field expedition in Chile’s Atacama Desert, is heading back to the world’s driest desert this month...
View ArticleOn Site At a Sprint Cell: Gear Shrinks While Coverage Grows
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View ArticleJuniper Keeps its Simplification Promise
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View ArticleWebsites to Surf on a Dark and Stormy Night
Websites to Surf On a Dark and Stormy Night (Assuming the Power Hasn’t Gone Down) by Wally Lee Parker (Copyright © 2013 Wally Lee Parker) For us old-timers, anything more high-tech than an old fashion...
View ArticleEducating More than One Individual
It’s been a really nice season lately – we’ve been pretty laid back about all the ebbs and flows of our home educating, and I’m increasing in confidence at our methods (or lack of method). I don’t...
View ArticleCubeSat Launch Tests Satellite Innovations
A series of tiny satellites equipped with an array of sensors will take a jarring ride above the California desert on a small rocket June 15 and tell designers whether they are on track to launch into...
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