Dream Chaser [Comic]
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This 12-Inch Robot Can Jump 100 Feet Into the Air [Video]
From Nature: Roboticists have designed all sorts of jumping robots over the years, and many of them have been inspired by biology. But, as diverse as the natural world is, evolution hasn’t cracked every option. Now a team of researchers has investigated the differences between biological and mechanical jumpers – and have managed to design […]
Chocolate Milk [Comic]
[Source: @toothy.bj]
The Space Penny Theory [Comic]
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Amazing Cover of Turrican 2’s “Traps” Theme [Video]
Here is an amazing cover of the “Traps” theme from Turrican 2, a “run and gun” game from 1991 that was released on the Amiga. This game pretty much has the best soundtrack of all the games from that era. Check it out! [BGOllie]
Growing Pains [Comic]
[Source: @jamesfregan]
Do You Remember the Moment? [Comic]
[Source: @dinosandcomics]
This Woman Just Won’t Stop Saying ‘Floppy Diskette’ [Video]
Here’s an edit of an old computer tutorial video featuring a woman that just can’t stop saying ‘floppy diskette’ over and over again, along with a few variations such as ‘disk drive,’ ‘system disk,’ and ‘bootup disk.’ Boring video? Not really. It’s actually more entertaining than it sounds. [Milton Croissant]
Voyager 1 May Be Glitching
Something’s up with the data coming from Voyager 1. NASA says such an unexplained issue is not unexpected given the craft’s age and circumstances. Launched in 1977, Voyager entered the interstellar plasma in 2015. That made it the first man-made object to leave our solar system and no longer be significantly affected by the sun. […]