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Wolfram Research Releases Mathematica 7

Nov 19th, 2008 · Wolfram Research has released the seventh version of Mathematica, and it does a lot more than symbolic algebra. New features range from things as simple as cut-and-paste integration with Microsoft Word's Equation Editor to instant 3D models of mathematical …
see also: integrated · 3D · research · chemicals · expense · financial · weather

Wolfram Research Releases Mathematica 7

Nov 19th, 2008 · Wolfram Research has released the seventh version of Mathematica, and it does a lot more than symbolic algebra. New features range from things as simple as cut-and-paste integration with Microsoft Word's Equation Editor to instant 3D models of mathematical …
see also: integrated · 3D · research · chemicals · expense · financial · weather

"Roadable Aircraft" Moving Towards Launch

Oct 19th, 2008 · We discussed Terrafugia's plans for what they don't like to call a "flying car" — rather a "roadable aircraft" — last spring. The Boston Globe has an update on Massachusetts-based Terrafugia and its fight to get airborne in these parlous times. …
see also: products · prototype · company · vehicle · Hybrid · executive · Boston Globe

Hikers May Have Found Fossett Items

Oct 2nd, 2008 · CNN is reporting 'A weathered sweat shirt, cash and a pilot license with Fossett's name were found Tuesday near Mammoth Lakes, police Chief Randy Schienle said.' The license did not have a photo. '"We're not certain that it belongs to Steve Fossett, but …
see also: photos · CNN · licensing · weather · Steve Fossett · hiker · saidRead

Hikers May Have Found Fossett Items

Oct 2nd, 2008 · CNN is reporting 'A weathered sweat shirt, cash and a pilot license with Fossett's name were found Tuesday near Mammoth Lakes, police Chief Randy Schienle said.' The license did not have a photo. '"We're not certain that it belongs to Steve Fossett, but …
see also: photos · CNN · licensing · weather · Steve Fossett · hiker · saidRead

Mars Lander Sees Falling Snow

Sep 29th, 2008 · NASA reports that the Phoenix Mars Lander has detected snow falling from Martian clouds. According to the Canadian team running a weather experiment, a laser instrument designed to study how the atmosphere and surface interact on Mars has detected snow …
see also: scientists · NASA · Lander · Canadian · instruments · Missions · laser

Man Attempts To Cross English Channel With Jet Wing

Sep 26th, 2008 · Back in May, we told you about Swiss pilot Yves Rossy and his personal jet powered wing. It seems Mr. Rossy will now try to cross the English Channel with his invention. The flight was planned for Sept. 25 but had to be canceled due to poor weather. Yves …
see also: Swiss · poor · weather · France · english · England · Dover

Man Attempts To Cross English Channel With Jet Wing

Sep 25th, 2008 · Back in May, we told you about Swiss pilot Yves Rossy and his personal jet powered wing. It seems Mr. Rossy will now try to cross the English Channel with his invention. The flight was planned for Sept. 25 but had to be canceled due to poor weather. Yves …
see also: Swiss · poor · weather · France · english · England · Dover

NASA Upgrades Weather Research Supercomputer

Sep 24th, 2008 · NASA's Center for Computational Sciences is nearly tripling the performance of a supercomputer it uses to simulate Earth's climate and weather, and our planet's relationship with the Sun. NASA is deploying a 67-teraflop machine that takes advantage of …
see also: servers · network · IBM · products · planet · research · NASA

Mars Polar Cap Mystery Solved

Sep 22nd, 2008 · Scientists are now able to explain why Mars' residual southern ice cap is misplaced, thanks to data from ESA's Mars Express spacecraft (the same probe running the 'Mars Webcam'). It turns out the martian weather system is to blame. And so is the largest …
see also: scientists · Mystery · weather · hemisphere · symmetric · carbon · Mars

FAA's Aging Flight-Plan System Having Problems

Sep 6th, 2008 · Eddytor takes us to eWeek for a look at the FAA's air-traffic control system, which, after 20 years of continuous operation, is in desperate need of an overhaul. Recent crashes have caused major delays, but the system's scope and importance make it difficult …
see also: eWeek · IDs · register · Traffic · technologies · energy · operation

Scientists Fear Impact of Asian Pollutants On US

Sep 3rd, 2008 · During the Olympics we discussed the international monitoring effort as China shut down factories and curtailed automobile travel in an attempt to reduce pollution. Now reader Anti-Globalism sends in a story that reveals that monitoring effort to be ongoing, …
see also: Olympics · Europe · Chinese · scientists · research · Asian · global

Scientists Fear Impact of Asian Pollutants On US

Sep 2nd, 2008 · During the Olympics we discussed the international monitoring effort as China shut down factories and curtailed automobile travel in an attempt to reduce pollution. Now reader Anti-Globalism sends in a story that reveals that monitoring effort to be ongoing, …
see also: Olympics · Europe · Chinese · scientists · research · Asian · global

The Sun Has First Spotless Month Since 1913

Sep 2nd, 2008 · August 2008 has made solar history. As of 00 UTC September 1st 2008 (5PM PST) we just witnessed the first spotless calendar month since June 1913.This was determined according to sunspot data from NOAA's National Geophysical Data Center, which goes back …
see also: history · calendar · Solar · 2008 · Australia · weather · agency

Vint Cerf Optimistic About Internet's Future, Continued Innovation

Aug 17th, 2008 · Anti-Globalism takes us to The Observer for an article by Vint Cerf on how far the internet has come, and how much can still be accomplished through its development. Cerf says, "We're nearing the tipping point for mobile computing to deliver timely, geographically …
see also: Town · computer · Internet · mobile · vehicle · global · City

Air Traffic Controller Lands Stricken Plane By SMS

Aug 10th, 2008 · There's a new reason to hope that the no-cell-chatter bill now under consideration in the US doesn't bring with it a Faraday-cage mandate, and that reason is landing safely. Reader ma11achy writes with an excerpt from a scary story (with an SMS-based …
see also: mobile · Cell · Texting · Traffic · electric · bill · instructions

China Claims Score In Weather Manipulation

Aug 10th, 2008 · Despite prior skepticism over effectiveness, China claims successful application of weather intervention to ensure a stunning Olympic opening ceremony, according to a report by the official Xinhua News Agency: 'We fired a total of 1,104 rain dispersal …
see also: Olympics · service · Chinese · City · Beijing · manipulation · weather

Google Earth Used To Predict Electrical Problems

Aug 7th, 2008 · What do you get when you combine images from Google Earth and the brainpower from researchers at Oak Ridge National Labs? Well in this case you get a tool that enables real-time status of the national electric grid that federal state and local agencies …
see also: Google · Google Earth · nation · electric · nature · agencies · local

Researchers Test BitTorrent Live Streaming

Jul 18th, 2008 · TorrentFreak reports that the Swarmplayer, developed by the P2P-Next research group, is now capable of streaming live video in true 4th generation P2P style using a zero-server approach. With a $22 million project budget from the EU and partners, the …
see also: video · P2P · servers · BitTorrent · EU · Partners · BBC

NASA Launches Satellite To Monitor Oceans

Jun 22nd, 2008 · On Friday, NASA launched the Ocean Surface Topography Mission/Jason 2 satellite into orbit to begin a detailed study of ocean currents, sea-surface height, and surface topology. Scientists hope to use the data gathered by Jason 2 in order to better understand …
see also: topology · scientists · 2001 · NASA · global · Storage · agencies







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