Good for quiet work plus makes you feel like you are traveling at warp. Always a plus.
I bought a new Ford focus since I been making $6615 this munth and in excess of ten thousand last munth. this is certainly the best-job
which could be of use to cyclists. Anyway it's interesting to read but definitely important to remember that this is not a preview for a product--it's a legal document offering intellectual property protection.
and bourt Lotus esprit. this is where I went âÂ# âÂzz80. âÂ#OâÂâÂ# Great article. 2thumbs coffee.
I got audi since I been bringin in $5868 this-past/month and more than ten thousand this past month. without any question its the easiest-work Ive had.
and pepper shakers rolls strip curtains (which he calls popsicles) and a few other things. He has been with us
Think of how much power is needed say for a Google Car to be able to scan the environment
and resently repaid the debts on their house and purchased a new JAGUAR XJ. this is where
The trust would divert that funding into the research and development of alternative fuel sources to get cars and trucks off oil.
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Remember the Earth is a moving target traveling around the sun at 65000 miles per hour former astronaut Ed Lu said in a public appearance at the Stanford Institute for Economic policy Research earlier this month.
Ramming a remotely controlled spacecraft against an asteroid to change the velocity by just millimeters per second can avert a collision with Earth.
NASA's near-Earth object office in Pasadena California reports that humans have spotted about 94 percent of the really large civilization-ending near-Earth asteroids âÂ#Âin the 1-to 10
As a comparison a person has about a 1 percent chance of being killed in a car crash.
As a comparison any given American has about a. 01%chance of dying in a plane crash.
Let's get the giant space shuttle arm up there and chuck old satellites at them! A DAY WILL COME SOON ENOUGHALL THAT EVER LIVED ON EARTH WILL SOON HAVE THEIR EYES TO THE HEAVENSDO a little History on this one.
#Even Hobby Drones Could Be made Illegal In Texason a hazy day last January an unmanned aircraft enthusiast piloted his camera-equipped drone in the vicinity of a Dallas meatpacking plant cruising around 400 feet in the air.
When he retrieved the remote-controlled aircraft he noticed something odd in the photos: A crimson stream which appeared to be blood leaking into a river tributary.
The pilot whose name has not been released notified Texas environmental authorities who launched an investigation.
The Federal Aviation Administration is in the process of drafting new rules governing unmanned aircraft in civilian airspace including military-style aircraft.
But in the meantime plenty of cheap easy-to-use aircraft are already popular among hobbyists and increasingly activists and law enforcement.
which would make it a misdemeanor to take photos with an unmanned aircraft. It's unique
because it criminalizes taking any data--photos sound temperature even odor--of private property using an unmanned aircraft without the permission of the property owner.
For most people when you say unmanned aerial vehicle they think the Department of defense--'Oh man the Predator that one with the missile on it.'
Ben Gielow general counsel and government relations manager for the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International countered that limiting privacy concerns to unmanned aircraft makes little sense.
what about aircraft doing the same type of mission taking the same pictures? What about satellites and Google earth?
if you have a picture from a manned aircraft or an unmanned aircraft? This is really a data issue;
and underscores why hobbyists and aircraft makers should be taking a more active role in explaining the technology's potential benefits.
Gielow and others described unmanned aircraft as simply another tool easily cheaply and legally used by law enforcement and civilians for a host of reasons.
The U s. Geological Survey which has a vibrant drone program uses unmanned aircraft to look at fault zones woodlands wildfires invasive species and more.
For most people when you say unmanned aerial vehicle they think the Department of defense--'Oh man the Predator that one with the missile on it'Egan said.
Because of this there's no reason why a privately owned human-occupied aircraft can't fly over private property.
Gooden countered that drones expand access--you'd hear a manned airplane or helicopter--and they glimpse areas
and activities that would otherwise be invisible from a public vantage point. If you have a ranch you can pretty much expect that there are areas of your property that are not going to be visible to anyone.
Would a Pet Detective company be able to use a microdrone to search for a lost dog who could be traveling in a large area
Infographic Once you go beyond the types of cheese that can be ordered on a Subway not quite-footlong sandwich the world of fancy cheeses can be a baffling one full of strange names and hints of obscure flavors.
@African Rover for the most part viral infections are not transmissible between species . If you get norovirus it came from a human and specifically human fecal contact.
when the Vikings were farming on Greenland. It was named Greenland for a reason. See interglacial.
me one good reason why without cars and factories and all the C02 we humans are pumping into the air...
When we translate material things from genes to jet planes into numbers we can analyze and manipulate them far more easily.
Tornadoes ice storms wildfires and drought now routinely overwhelm the nation's aging electrical infrastructure inflicting sweeping blackouts.
While Europe is building a massive Supergrid (much of it with DC lines) for it`s solar wind and bio energy transports.
And while Europe and China keep expanding high speed rail to more cities the US is only lowering investments in roads energy rails etc.
Maybe we don't have enough hybrid cars. As touched on by Cookiees453 the worst possible thing that could happen to any gridsmart
on monday I got a great Aston martin DB5 since getting a check for $9732 this-last/4 weeks and-more than ten k last-month. no doubt about it this really is the coolest work Ive had.
and driving a full car. Not even close. As an addition to mathew's comment:
Ford even work in one of Edison's labs before he started building cars. Edison was also a showman and a callous one at that:
if it is<450 sq ft. The rooms will be between 250 and 375 sq ft. Essentially the average size of a hotel room or smaller.
Of my travels to Brazil there is a gigantic shortage of homes. Of course part of the problem is 30
and beter rapid transit into new york so there would not be need a to cram more people into a smaller space.
Amazon Rover you also assume far to much. Poverty isn't defined by the size of ones home.
The expansion of public transportation enacting of a living wage better urban planning better public schools etc...are the real issues that affect standard of living
Just north of the city toward Poughkeepsie (about an hour by train) there is plenty of develop-able land.
African Rover brought up my biggest fear of the future reality of low income dwellings such as these (Thanks Man.
African Rover sympathy is warranted not as I live as I choose. Please cease your efforts to impose your limitations upon me.
My car is a 1999 Toyota camry V-6 with 38171 miles on the clock. You don't have to be'smart
'when buying cars-just patient. I do not like debt. Aside from a couple of medical bills that are being paid down religiously
He should be distancing himself from that train wreck. Instead he is leaning into it.
there brothers friend started doing this for less than eight months and at present repaid the debts on their cottage and bourt a gorgeous BMW 5-series.
No one President via one or two terms can stop this train wreck of climate change cause from human industrial revolution.
http://www. livescience. com/17340-agu-climate-sensitivity-nasa-hansen. htmlwhatever Frosty it's pretty obvious you wouldn't know the scientific method
I'm a pilot; I see how thin the atmosphere is on a frequent basis
It's studies such as this one that was released just recently from NASA--http://science. nasa. gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2013/08jan sunclimate/For the entirety of the debate in global warming the skeptic scientist has repeated raised
read the study and shutup--http://science. nasa. gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2013/08jan sunclimate t
A nearby supernova would have sent gamma rays flying in all directions. Those rays would have created high-energy particles in our atmosphere
Otherwise you may be horrified at how your car the airplane you may have flown in or the building you work in were designed.
I bought a gorgeous BMW 5-series after having made $7872 this-past/4 weeks
except for the poor time traveller that was trapped back then due to the EMP of that sucker...
Plus transportation. And food of course. Here's a full breakdown infographic-style from the good people at Neo Mammalian Studios:
I know NASA success history and experience but the reality is Spacex is still establishing itself.
NASA is proven! Defence Budget? No one should want to live on mars. At least not until they discover water in other locations than the ice caps.
Even to the Moon light travels for more than a second each-way. Forget about phone online chat
If NASA and Spacex were transporting wheat would the wheat NASA carries be bigger than the wheat on a Spacex ship?
NASA is proven. Also NASA has no intention of doing it. The magnetic field could come from reactors with magnesium oxide for with enough pressure
and heat makes a field. plus we are thinkin wrong about mars. we need big domes one for humans one for livestock
Transportation and communication technology will improve and it will just be a matter of time until a full scale human presence on Mars will be as prominent as the human presence On earth o
I don't know failing to mention that you've got a barn down the road with 841 goats inside of it--give'em one less place to make trouble.
I really hope they launch a steward's inquiry into the Tesco horsemeat scandal. We must find out hoof to blame.
Since The 1970sroscosmos the Russian Federal Space agency will launch an unmanned mission to the moon in 2015 according to agency head Vladimir Popovkin.
The rocket carrying the robotic probe called Luna-Glob will be the first set off from Russia's new Far east launchpad the Vostochny cosmodrome.
Plans are also in development to send a manned spacecraft to the moon in 2018.
Plus they could use it as practice/tests for going to mars. It's about time the space faring governments of the world start building an infrastructure on the lunar surface that will support long term duration stays ship yards fuel generation and processing navigation stations for terrestrial navigation
Then we would need the massive spacecraft able to transport these agricultural products back to earth.
The current cost of a round-trip to the lunar surface and back is over $300000/lb. Are you willing to pay $250000 for a lunar tomato?
if you've hopped on the latest diet-craze bandwagon the Paleo diet. Based on the idea that our hunter-gatherer ancestors didn't suffer from the pains of obesity cancer gout
There was no trip to the local market to increase the icebox stash at that time.
and purchased a new Toyota. go to http://www. bit90. comif anyone is interested...the diet works.
last saturday I bought a new Peugeot 205 GTI from making $7384 this-past/four weeks
Pedestrians. So Dean Kamen invents a device to keep lazy rich people from having to walk
To determine this they modeled the seagulls as airfoils which you can think of basically like an airplane wing.
These curved shapes create the force known as lift. A common gull can provide 2. 02 N of lift the students write.
(and they didn't even count the weight of the passengers) but they give a gull count to seven digits s
Three Projects That Reimagine Conventional Calculatingartist and cycling enthusiast Gregory de Gouveia based in Chico California has built bike sculptures before.
De Gouveia decided to build an unofficial clock for the bike event. He called on nearby cycling communities to donate used bikes
and once enough junkers rolled into his shop he held a disassembly party to remove their gears frames chains and other components.
which spins a geared bike wheel near the twelve o'clock position. The coordinated movement of 12 bicycle wheels 13 cranks and 26 chains keeps time like the gears of an analog wristwatch.
Look for his symbolic masterpiece at future West Coast bike races. TIME: 6 weekscost: $0 Thomas Hudson an engineer and bee keeper in Portland Oregon wanted to log his insects'comings
$50the bike clock I found so-so perhaps I am stricken with cycle cell anemia. Keep track of bees is fun;
The bike clock is cool but seems a lil unfinished witht he paint job being undone.
So if it's successful the plan's impact on carbon dioxide emissions could equate to taking every single car On earth off the road.
So they persist with each tumbling ball scattering up to a quarter million seeds as it rolls.
and releasing to the world high-resolution geographic imaging data collected via the space shuttle program. Today elevation data for Africa at a 30-meter resolution is being released--supplanting past publicly available data at a 90-meter resolution.
Lately some in the business community are getting more vocal that this measure--derided by opponents in the United states as a carbon taxis essential to cutting their financial exposure to risks of climate change like increasing drought storm damage strained fresh water supplies and such.
Improving roads would enable unrefrigerated perishables to reach market faster cutting down on spoilage. Investment in cold-storage facilities would also prevent losses.
If a supermarket rejects food once it leaves a processing plant ay for having too many tomatoes already he truck driver may not be able to find another buyer before the food spoils.
New mobile-phone apps including one called Food Cowboy help drivers locate nearby food banks that might take the shipment.
In the U k. a public-awareness campaign cut household losses by 20 percent by encouraging actions such as taking more frequent shopping trips to prevent groceries from spoiling.
and Pacific oceans transforming trade transportation and even wartime strategy. France began construction on the canal in the 1880s
Gorgas himself says that the Americans could have done no better than The french without the knowledge of the mosquito as a disease carrier.
The trains were screened and regulations put in force for the protection of the public health. A number of living stations for employees were arranged along the railroad
and every house was built well off the ground and screened. Now the real war against diseases was begun lakes
a hospital car was run with every train for the ill or the injured; medical and surgical service was skilled
Great commercial agricultural and industrial development immediately follows new and important lines of transportation; and in addition to the enormous investments of the United states government in the Zone private capital will flow into the country in a steady stream.
A rising deer population may also explain the tick s spread as they are also big carriers of the parasites.
Milk is chock full of a structure known as micelles Dr. Ricky writes which form a framework that holds and transports lots of calcium to mammal offspring.
which would be welcome news. In May the CDC reported the first case of a man getting the MERS virus in the United states without traveling to the Middle east
--I booked a flight from New york without a second thought. The spiders live near the Tambopata Research center in Peru's wild Madre de dios region.
whose streets run an anguished torrent of motorbikes with single motos improbably carrying entire families at a time.
Then it's a 45 minute bus ride to the town of Infierno (translation: hell) followed by a seven hour boat trek up the Rio Tambopata.
Once you pass the Malinowski ranger station where visitors must sign in civilization drops away for good with caimans
and the world expert on helicopter damselflies as Reeves puts it. Over the course of my trip and Reeves's month in the jungle he goes about laying the groundwork to test this hypothesis
and makes several interesting discoveries. First Reeves devised a method to collect the webs (which he doesn't want to share in detail for proprietary concerns) that he will use in the future to collect the animals and their silken firmaments and expose them to damselflies.
A big part of the trip has involved also the seemingly mundane task of photographing the spiders and their webs.
From time to time Pomerantz gently corrals the spider with the tip of a small paintbrush to prevent it from running off this white plane
when the decoy is removed from its web that looks shockingly like the Peruvian P that adorns much of the country's tourist paraphernalia
We head up a dirt road toward the shaft that leads to the connector tunnel and when we reach it I climb into the birdcage.
The machine has eaten now more than halfway from the shoreline to its destination: the soft eye in the side of the riser set into the lake bed.
Instead it has tourism: 40 million people a year who when they land in the Mojave desert seek only an oasis he dancing fountains of the Bellagio the imitation Venetian canals pirate ships swimming pools and golf courses.
The fountain in front of the new 4000-room Aria hotel is more modest than most: delicate sprays of water incorporating beams of color.
Here and in every hotel room and home in the city the wastewater from each shower laundry load
Kern jumps out of the truck with a clipboard and video camera and documents the scene.
Scooping out the Third Straw is like digging a subway tunnel but with a significant added challenge:
Advanced acoustic monitoring equipment can also detect vibrations using accelerometer sensors similar to those capable of deploying airbags after detecting vehicle impact.
The sensors are approximately a thousand times more sensitive than those used in vehicles. While acoustic monitoring isn't currently being used in Hawaii it's particularly effective
or cripple industries like the automobile sector as empty allegations...the same tired play from the same special-interest playbook they ve used for decades such as the creation of smog-reducing regulations in the 1960s or curbs on pollutants causing acid rain in the 1990s.
According to Stuart Sumida a biologist at California State university at San bernardino who served as a consultant on Guardians of the Galaxy an alien advanced enough to master space travel would need to have a large brain.
Because unlike the monsters mutants and other VFX-enhanced flights of fancy populating sci-fi flicks apes (even smart ones) aren t imaginary.
The most technically challenging scene in Jupiter Ascending shows the movie s hero (Channing Tatum) zipping through the city in antigravity boots fleeing a spaceship in pursuit of his cargo (Mila Kunis.
Rather the sequence features stunt doubles suspended from a helicopter as it banks through Chicago s urban canyons.
Mounted to the nose of a helicopter the six-camera rig (called the Panocam) could capture nearly 180 degrees of footage.
and swing through the action in postproduction regardless of the helicopter s actual flight path. Not surprisingly the innovation quickly attracted the attention of other directors.
That rig is used now on most of the movies that followed us says Glass. The Answer:
and Decepticon is unique in character and form whether it s a humorless tractor-trailer or a hot-tempered Tyrannosaur.
if they were to evolve without strict guidance. Self-reproducing robots would by definition be a runaway process he says.
In reality the road to monstrous success would be paved with the corpses of almost-Godzillas and near inja Turtles.
If we were forced into some sort of Apollo moment by a massive war the majority of the efforts would go toward unmanned ground vehicles
which the Nobel-prize winning author made the case for creating a NASA for the oceans.
what he describes as the reality of camper trips (It rains. The kids get to fighting.
And so we try vainly for the best of both worlds he so-called simplicity of nature plus the comfort of a modern apartment hence the great and increasing interest in the caravan the mobile home the camper top and the wheelborne penthouse.
and with the certain knowledge that the love affair will not survive the trip. The wise and ancient adage ever leave the city limits with a friend olds double for camping.
The land beside the road is posted the game warden is watching. You have looked for hours for some place where you are allowed to pull off the road
and you finally settle for a camp city with an entrance fee of five dollars which has all the natural simplicity of a city slum.
and next door is so next that you can't get out of your car. By the time you've settled the quarrel with the neighbors your kids are making a sound like whooping cough.
and the truck is on fire. Togetherness. Sleeps six my eye! No marriage no family can survive three rainy days cooped up in a camper.
Well nothing can bring out the backache like a camping trip. The Kleenex Curtain. You will find to your surprise that every night finds your expensive rig parked at a motel with twin beds hot water and a flush toilet.
No matter how you may lust for simplicity just try running out of Kleenex. The Russians have the Iron curtain the Chinese the Bamboo curtain
If your camper is mounted on a truck bed the ride is rough With a quick traffic stop everything not tied down will fly through the air.
You can't use the car radio or heater in the back or living end.
#John Steinbeck's 1966 Plea To Create A NASA For The Oceansthree years before the first humans landed on the moon Nobel-prize winning author John Steinbeck published a passionate plea in Popular Science for equal
or a hundred of the same is too high a price for a round-trip ticket to the moon.
When the astronauts go up in their beautiful skyrockets my stomach goes up with them until it collides with my lungs and pushes them against my throat.
But while the lifeless rubbled surface of the inconstant moon becomes increasingly littered with the burnt-out bones of vehicles the bathyscaphe has visited the deep and unknown places of the earth only a few times.
General Hap Arnold once remarked that without war we would probably never have developed the airplane
Whereas the astronauts must become accustomed to weightlessness and vacuum the undersea men must learn to endure the opposites They receive little official encouragement.
Our space probes could not have gotten off the ground without NASA a management for analysis planning engineering
At the NASA-funded Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation which ended last August Hunter
Since then I ve traveled the world writing about bananas learning about how important delicious
and exited the farm each day along with 100 vehicles. All this has made the banana industry take notice.
in India where 600 banana varieties are grown Cavendish is called derisively the hotel banana. Does all this mean the great bananapocalypse
although if manufacturers circle the wagons and sue they could be pushed back much longer. With a soaring multi-billion dollar business on the line we could have a fight unfolding soon h
NASA plans to send the chamber and the plant pillows to the International Space station on April 14 aboard a Spacex launch.
The growth chamber is made not of iridescent pink tulle although it looks that way here.
That means it's able to collapse into a flat shape for travel. Once it reaches the International Space station astronauts can open it to use it
and stretch it up to a foot and a half in height as the plants inside grow.
Astronauts can also push the sides down completely to observe their plants. The structure comes with red blue and green LEDS for the plants.
Russian cosmonauts have grown a number of crops aboard the International Space station using a stiff-sided greenhouse with removable trays.
so astronauts can try growing more and larger vegetables. For the April 14 flight the veggie pillows will carry romaine lettuce seedlings of the Outredgeous variety.
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