Science-Technology

The Precipice of a New Technological Age By Joshua Hill | December 4, 2007
The Next Thing

From a Water Fight to a Fire Fight By Joshua Hill | December 3, 2007
Waterballons, and fighting fires

A 2007 Technology Review: The Bad! By Joshua Hill | December 3, 2007
Technology Flops

The Great Nothing may be something… By Joshua Hill | December 3, 2007
Cosmic Gap

Inflatable Space Base Heads to South Pole By Joshua Hill | November 20, 2007
Lunar exploration, Moon Bases, NASA

Motherboard Gifts & More

Bang and Olufsen and Rotel

James Webb get’s a Speed Boost By Joshua Hill | November 14, 2007
James Webb Space Telescope, SpaceWire technology

Second Earth Swing-By for Rosetta By Joshua Hill | November 13, 2007
European Space Agency's comet chaser Rosetta

Late Heavy Bombardment

NASA, Space Shuttles, Harmony

Gigabytes, Terabytes

Why Google will be bigger than Apple By Joshua Hill | November 7, 2007
Valleywag magazine, iphone Apple, Google Android

The Google Phone; Let the Battle Begin By Joshua Hill | November 7, 2007
Iphone, Google phone

Light, weight, mass of the Universe

Genesis Mission Yields Results By Joshua Hill | November 6, 2007
Solar Winds

Pair of Supermassive Black Holes Discovered By Joshua Hill | November 5, 2007
Chandra X-ray Observatory

US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

A hardware and software solution that lets you take your television service with you

Mars Scout program

Adobe Creative Suite Master Collection

Nick Haley, Apple advertising

Heaviest Small Black Hole found… again By Joshua Hill | November 1, 2007
Stellar Black Holes

High definition video discs, HD DVD, Blu-ray

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Dark Matter Not Matter… By Joshua Hill | October 31, 2007
Space anomalies, Un-scientific cohesiveness of the universe

The Internet and the Future By Joshua Hill | October 29, 2007
ISP, investment in technology

Accell's UltraAV HDMI 1.3 Audio and Video 2-1 Switch

Twitter feeds, SMS notification

Young Galaxy not as Young as First Thought By Joshua Hill | October 19, 2007
I Zwicky 18, Fritz Zwicky

Is Mars Dead. The Volcanoes will Tell By Joshua Hill | October 18, 2007