Marine Census Shows Plenty of Fish in the Sea — Literally
It seems the deep blue yonder is deeper than we thought. (via Ecocentric)
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Scientist Awarded The Ultimate Honor — Well, Almost
A London-based scientist’s ingenious method of obtaining data for research into disease-causing micro-organisms has been awarded the “Ig Nobel” prize.
Penguins Rejoice! Google StreetView Arrives In Antarctica
Inhabitants of the Antarctic will be glad to hear that their desire to access cutting edge technology is finally being recognized. (via Techland)
Could Space Hotels Finally Be Here?
The dream of hotels in space has been around unrealized for so long now that most of us have given up hope.
Film Legend Tony Curtis Dies at 85
Tony Curtis, one of the most loved actors of Hollywood’s golden age, died yesterday at 85.
Adult Video-Sharing List Leaked: Are You On It?
The full names and addresses of 5,300 Sky broadband customers have been leaked on to the internet, alongside a list of pornographic movies they are alleged to have shared online.
Vending Machines That Read Your Mind: Could This Be The Future?
These days, even the most ordinary pieces of technology are becoming super-smart.
Struggling Artist: Adolf Hitler’s Watercolors On Sale
On September 30, the Ludlow Racecourse in Shropshire, England will be host to a rather controversial auction.
Giant, Horned Dinosaur Discovered in Utah
Scientists have unearthed two new species of giant plant-eating horned dinosaur in southern Utah.
Google Maps ‘Loses’ Florida City
It’s not a set of keys, or a pair of glasses, but a city with a population of 90,000. However, for at least a month this summer, Google’s computers managed to “lose” the city of Sunrise, Florida
Meet The Real James Bonds: Fast Cars, But No License to Kill
It seems the life of James Bond isn’t actually that far from reality.
Pollution? Oui ou Non?
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s a giant tethered helium balloon telling Parisians how good the air quality is.