A new proposal by several Japanese companies is aiming to put an android on the moon within just 5 years.The robot named Maido-kun is hoping to hitch a ride on a planned mission to the moon by the Japanese space agency, once there it will walk around on the surface and draw the Japanese flag on the ground in the dust.
A humanoidrobot could be walking on the moon – and drawing the Japanese flag on its surface – by 2015, according to a plan proposed by a group of Japanese companies.
Experts say wheeled or many-legged robots would be easier to operate on the moon"s uneven terrain, but backers of the proposal say a two-legged android would make a bigger splash in the public imagination.
The last ice age 13,000 years ago took hold in just one year, more than ten times quicker than previously believed, scientists have warned. Rather than a gradual cooling over a decade, the ice age plunged Europe into the deep freeze, German Research Centre for Geosciences at Potsdam said. Cold, stormy conditions causedby an abrupt shift in atmospheric circulation froze the continent almost instantly during the Younger Dryas less than 13,000 years ago – a very recent period on a geological scale....The Montauk Project
Could magnets make the mind grow stronger? In mice at least, stimulating the brain with a magnetic coil appears to promote the growth of new neurons in areas associated with learning and memory. If the effect is confirmed in humans, it might open up new ways of treating age-related memory decline and diseases like Alzheimer's.Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) has been used experimentally to treat a range of brain disorders, including depression and schizophrenia, and torehabilitate peo...The Tesla Files : Nicola Teslas Secret Experiments
Dark matter is thought to account for three-quarters of the matter in the universe but to date has never been directly observed. Now scientists are claiming a breakthrough discovery ofactual dark matter in a mine half a mile underground."For 80 years, it haseluded the finest minds in science. . But tonight it appeared that the hunt may be over for dark matter, the mysterious and invisible substance that accounts for three-quart...Worlds oldest known DNA discovered
The oldest intact DNA ever found has been discovered inside salt deposits and belongs to a type of salt-loving bacteria that existed 419 million years ago making them some of the earliest life forms on Earth."Itwon"t make Jurassic Park a reality, but scientists have discovered 419 million-year-old DNAintact inside ancient salt deposits. . The genetic material, the oldest ever found, belongs to salt-loving bacteria whose ancesto...Worlds first bionic fingers unveiled
Scientists at Livingston based Touch Bionics have unveiled the ProDigits, the world's first bionic fingers. It is hoped that the motor-powered digits will transform the lives of peoplewho have missing fingers.
"Experts have unveiled what they claim are theworld's first bionic fingers which they hope will transform the lives of people with missing digits. . The motor-powered ProDigits have been developed by Touch Bionic...Mad Scientists in History of Media & Reality
by Mark Bean (Edited by Ken Wright)
The following account is the story - or legend - of
what has become popularly known as the “Philadelphia Experiment,” also referred
to as “Project Rainbow.” Much has been written about this topic and the purpose
of this page is an attempt to separate fact from rumor. The Philadelphia
Experiment was an attempt by the U.S. Navy to create a ship that could not be
detected by magnetic mines and or radar. However, its results were...Sci-fi weapons from tomorrow, today
A run down of seven futuristic weapons that have passed squarely in to the realms of reality.From rail guns to automated robots, these weapon systems were once seen only in science fiction but are now very much a reality. This article takes a look at seven of the most interesting futuristic weapons of today.
Lifehas been imitating art with a vengeance lately in the field of weaponry. A number of weaponsand weapons systems now on active duty or in the prototype stage seem to have been r...
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