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Lesezeichen vom 16. Dezember 2009

veröffentlicht 16. Dezember 2009 um 23:30 Uhr

  • Name the New Super Earth | Wired.com

    "Astronomers have spotted the most Earth-like planet to date, a massive ocean world that probably has an atmosphere and — though it’s highly unlikely — may support life. And it needs a better name."

  • The Top 10 Spaceships: A Tale of Thrusters and Heat Shields – Techland – TIME.com

    "What are the very best spaceships that have ever been dreamt up and designed to star at the center a sci-fi spectacle?"

  • Geek Energy Drinks : misterhonk.de

  • 6 Minutes Of Proof That Cloudy Is This Year’s Most Underrated Film – Cloudy With Meatballs – io9

    "Now the movie's entire intro is online and we can finally show you all just how this exceedingly clever and heartfelt picture won us over."

  • First Global Map of Mercury | Wired Science

    "The first ever global map of Mercury was released here Tuesday at the American Geophysical Union meeting."

  • Connected – Short Film

    "Set in the distant future, Connected is a story about survival and greed with a post apocalyptic wasteland as its backdrop. Survivors of an unknown disaster shuffle through a desolate landscape, as it quickly becomes clear that not everybody has the strength to survive."

  • Stay in the Game: The Fall and Rise of Alec Baldwin

    "Celebrities tend to be endlessly, tediously positive: Every day is a Gift, every project a Personal Best, and every costar a Genius. Alec Baldwin is not afflicted with this syndrome. At 51, he’s a failure, self-described. He’s also at the peak of his career, a peak he reached by scaling a K2 of catastrophe, personal and professional."

  • Finally: Video Of Motoman Playing With Legos | BotJunkie

    "I’ve been hoping for a video of Motoman playing with LEGOs ever since"

  • 5 Best Data Visualization Projects of the Year – 2009 | FlowingData

    "With all the new projects this year, it was hard to filter down to the best, but here they are: two honorable mentions and the five best data visualization projects of 2009. Visualizations were chosen based on analysis, aesthetics, and most importantly, how well they told their story"

  • The physics of space battles | Futurismic

    "Well, Joseph Shoer’s the man to ask! He’s an aerospace engineer and physicist, and he recently wrote a post running through the main considerations of realistic space combat – everything from the difference between engagements in orbit and engagements in “deep space”, to why kinetic weapons are more efficient than explosive payloads, and plenty more in between."

  • Solar System Scale Model

    "This page shows a scale model of the solar system, shrunken down to the point where the Sun, normally more than eight hundred thousand miles across, is the size you see it here."

  • A Video Game Timeline (1967-Present)

  • The Eccentric Brilliance of Stan Mott

    "Mind-bending images and ideas from a fabulous cartoonist and a superb illustrator"

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