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The Digital Water Pavilion will feature curtains of water for its walls, which can be programmed to display images or words, and will part to admit visitors or objects. image credit:carlorattiassociati--Walter Nicolino, Carlo Ratti, Claudio Bonicco and Matteo Lai

MIT Scientists to Debut Building Made of Water in Spain 2008

Let your watery imagination go wild, earlier this week an international team of architects and engineers led by Massachusetts Institute of Technology said they have designed a building made of water. Called the “Digital Water Pavilion, the interactive structure made of digitally controlled water curtains will be unveiled at the 2008 Expo Zaragoza in Zaragoza, [...]

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Suni Williams, Atlantis Crew Homecoming

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The space shuttle Atlantis remains docked to the International Space Station as crews in space and others on the ground work to correct computer problems on the orbiting lab. A pair of computers on the Russian side of the space station shutdown on Wednesday. The computers involved control navigation of the space station and oxygen [...]

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Rochester, New York-based, Kodak unveiled on Thursday an inventive advancement in image sensor technology that will help to make dark, blurry digital photos a thing of the past. Kodak’s new sensor technology provides a 2x to 4x increase in sensitivity to light (from one to two photographic stops) compared to current sensor designs. Image sensors [...]

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Corn and potato crops may soon provide information to farmers about when they need water and how much should be delivered, thanks to a University of Colorado at Boulder invention optioned to AgriHouse Inc., a Berthoud, Colo., high-tech company. The technology includes a tiny sensor that can be clipped to plant leaves charting their thickness, [...]

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Serious competition for your internet browsing space has intensified, which include rivals like Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 7, and the open source browser, Firefox. And now the iPod maker is taking a dip into the hot waters of Windows operating system’s internet browsers pool. With its impressive and speedy new addition for Windows, Apple unveiled on [...]

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Eco-friendly lighting company, EcoLEDs has launched the brightest LED (light-emitting diode) light bulb ever made available to consumers in the United States. Using just 10 watts and a single LED component made in the USA, the LED light uses just 1/10th the electricity of an incandescent light bulb and reduces CO2 emissions by 9,070 pounds [...]

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The next generation of self-healing materials, invented by researchers at the University of Illinois, mimics human skin by healing itself time after time. The new materials rely upon embedded, three-dimensional microvascular networks that emulate biological circulatory systems. “In the same manner that a cut in the skin triggers blood flow to promote healing, a crack [...]

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Picture the Milky Way galaxy-a disk of stars and gas, a stellar spheroid and an enormous halo of dark matter. It spirals around a black hole that is supermassive-about three million solar masses. The Milky Way’s total mass is about 100 billion solar masses-enormous to us but average among galaxies. Then imagine that galaxy encountering [...]

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It took two days to get there, but the space shuttle Atlantis arrived Sunday at the International Space Station. The afternoon docking delivers a new truss segment and crew member to the orbiting laboratory.

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