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Google, NASA quantum computing project could bring stronger machine learning to the masses
May 16, 2013
Google said Thursday it is establishing a Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab to trigger the next phase of machine learning with the power of quantum computers. The efforts could trickle down to... Read More
category machine/learning , NASA , quantum computing , and 1 more.
from GigaOM
HP Unveils New Storage System and Partner Program
May 14, 2013
category iceweb , nasa , Storage , and 2 more.
from Data Center Knowledge
Stunning Google Earth photos show our planet changing
May 09, 2013
Google, NASA, USGS and TIME have released a set of photos that show a "picture of Earth through time." It is stunning to see Amazon rainforest shrink and a glacier vanish. Impressive         Read More
category Google Earth , USGS , Time , and 3 more.
from GigaOM
The 10 Biggest Things Your Income Taxes Pay For
April 25, 2013
DailyFinance.com : Lance Cheung/U.S. Air Force via Getty Images Now that tax season is over (except for those who filed for an extension), it's natural to wonder exactly where the hard-earned dollars... Read More
category taxes , National Science Foundation , White House , and 12 more.
from DailyFinance.com
14 March, 2013 – This Week in Science
April 16, 2013
Mars Alive, Corona Danger, Bear Lineage, No More Animals!, Economical Cockatoos, Monkey Brains, South Pole View, Higgs Party!, HR8799c, Hole In The Ocean, Olive Oil Goodness, No Cancer E, 4-Winged... Read More
category endangered animals , chemistry , z/Broadcasts , and 51 more.
from This Week in Science - The Kickass Science Podcast
Nebula Offers A Private Cloud in a Package
April 05, 2013
category nasa , nebula , Cloud Computing
from Data Center Knowledge
Ambitious Startups Could Signal The Coming Of A Second Space Age
March 31, 2013
In late March, the American Geophysical Union announced that the Voyager I space probe became the first man-made object to leave our solar system. Just a few hours later though, NASA's Jet Propulsion... Read More
category NASA , voyager , space , and 5 more.
from TechCrunch
Microsoft's WorldWide Telescope Maps The Universe With NASA's Data
March 28, 2013
The Microsoft Research team is building an epic map of the universe using data and photographs collected from the many telescopes around the world, including NASA's Hubble Space Telescope. They call it... Read More
category TC , science , Microsoft , and 3 more.
from TechCrunch
SpaceX Capsule Returns Safely From International Space Station
March 26, 2013
DailyFinance.com : NASA/AP A NASA-TV image shows the SpaceX Dragon commercial cargo craft after it was detached from the international space station Tuesday. By MARCIA DUNN CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida --... Read More
category Unmanned spacecraft , Sci/Tech , NASA , and 6 more.
from DailyFinance.com
28 February, 2013 – This Week in Science
March 19, 2013
Is ENCODE All That?, Spinning Supermassive Black Hole!, Bacula Get Smaller, Colonic Antibiotics?, Rat Mind-Meld, Chemotherapy - Better Than Ever, Retire On Mars, And Much More... Read More
category endangered animals , chemistry , z/Broadcasts , and 58 more.
from This Week in Science - The Kickass Science Podcast
SXSW's Favorites: Do They Really Become the Next Big Thing?
March 15, 2013
DailyFinance.com : (NASA) Every March, Austin absorbs a massive influx of talented artists and entrepreneurs for the South By Southwest Conference & Festivals, aka SXSW. There, they get to network,... Read More
category Entrepreneurship , small business , twitter , and 27 more.
from DailyFinance.com
21 February, 2013 – This Week in Science
March 07, 2013
Not So Random, Doomsday Higgs, Size Matters, Anxious Fish, Interview w/ Dr. Brian Hare About Dognition, And Much More... Read More
category chemistry , z/Broadcasts , This Week in Science , and 42 more.
from This Week in Science - The Kickass Science Podcast
14 February, 2013 – This Week in Science
March 02, 2013
Photosystem Engage, Cosmic Rays Run, Youngest Black Hole, Steamy Invertebrate Sex (Detachable Penis, The Way He Smells, Guppy Love), Horny Sparrows, King Tut's Mama, Life Beneath Ice, And Much More... Read More
category chemistry , z/Broadcasts , This Week in Science , and 51 more.
from This Week in Science - The Kickass Science Podcast
Guest Post: What Healthcare Can Learn from NASA's Social Strategy
March 01, 2013
category rocket science , NASA , Social Media , and 5 more.
from 3BL Media: Corporate Social Responsibility, Energy and Health News
Watch SpaceX Launch Its Second Dragon Supply Mission To The ISS
March 01, 2013
In what has ended up being a weird couple weeks for Elon Musk, the Tesla and SpaceX founder should have a better day today after the launch of the Dragon capsule on its second resupply mission to the... Read More
category TC , SpaceX , elon musk , and 3 more.
from TechCrunch
07 February, 2013 – This Week in Science
February 27, 2013
The Ribbon Explained, End Of Dinos, End Of Neanders, No Signals, Clean Cockroaches, Test Tube Beagle, Immune Memories, Ch-ch-ch-changes From Cancer, And From Babies, Cheaper Solar, A Robo Booty Call,... Read More
category chemistry , This Week in Science , physiology , and 62 more.
from This Week in Science - The Kickass Science Podcast
10 January, 2013 – This Week in Science
February 18, 2013
TWIS Reviews The Top 11 Science Stories of 2012 And Makes Predictions For 2013 Read More
category chemistry , This Week in Science , agriculture , and 65 more.
from This Week in Science - The Kickass Science Podcast
While Tesla Dukes It Out With The Times, SpaceX Gets The Go-Ahead For Next ISS Supply Mission
February 15, 2013
Tesla Motors has been getting plenty of attention lately because of its heated back-and-forth with New York Times writer John Broder, but that only helped to drown out news concerning founder Elon... Read More
category TC , SpaceX , elon musk , and 3 more.
from TechCrunch
Astronauts Will Tackle Your Questions In A Google+ Hangout From The International Space Station
February 08, 2013
Getting a glimpse into the lives of astronauts in space has been de rigueur since the days of the Apollo program, but actually interacting with those busy space-dwellers? That's a much more modern... Read More
category TC , google , NASA
from TechCrunch
03 January, 2013 – This Week in Science
February 05, 2013
Our Panda Saviors, Jumping Gene Me, Bonobo Social Networking, Need Yak Insurance?, WRD In Vomit, EOTW Confirmed, Jump For Life, Less Than Zero, And Much More... Read More
category chemistry , z/Broadcasts , This Week in Science , and 57 more.
from This Week in Science - The Kickass Science Podcast
Mars Curiosity Wins The 2012 Crunchie For “Best Technology Achievement”
January 31, 2013
Tonight, at the 6th Annual Crunchies Awards, the Mars Curiosity won for Best Technology Achievement. Because, you know, science is awesome. Presented by former Square COO Keith Rabois and VentureBeat's... Read More
category TC , NASA , crunchies
from TechCrunch
Coming to America: a Swiss solar powered plane
January 30, 2013
A Swiss project that is 10 years in the making aims to show that solar powered planes could one day shuttle people around the world. After carrying out demonstration flights in Europe and North Africa,... Read More
category Deutsche Bank , sunpower , NASA , and 3 more.
from GigaOM
13 December, 2012 – This Week in Science
January 06, 2013
Rivers Of Hydrocarbons, Crashing Into The Moon, Kinky Fish, Nature Versus Nurture, Venomous Primates Found, Depression Neuroscience, Testing The Simulation, Cool It Down, And Much More... Read More
category chemistry , z/Broadcasts , This Week in Science , and 51 more.
from This Week in Science - The Kickass Science Podcast
Give Me the Right Stamp of Approval and I’ll Give You Your Next 319% Profit
December 27, 2012
At one time or another, I'm sure that we've all been outraged by stories of rampant government waste - especially in areas of aerospace- and defense-related research. But today I'm going to tell you... Read More
category Defense Investing , NASA , NYSE: RAX , and 12 more.
from Money Morning
06 December, 2012 – This Week in Science
December 18, 2012
Exo-planet Candidates, Better Solar Systems, Voyager Update, Martian Desert, Extraversion In Gorillas, Panda Pout, Smokin' Birds, SPAUN, World's Oldest Dino, And Much More... Read More
category endangered animals , z/Broadcasts , This Week in Science , and 58 more.
from This Week in Science - The Kickass Science Podcast
The Weirdest Things Your Taxes Pay For
December 17, 2012
DailyFinance.com : For fiscal hawks looking into ways to humiliate the government, there's never a lack of examples to show Washington's wastefulness. In October, Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) released... Read More
category World of Warcraft , weird government spending , Wastebook 2012 , and 21 more.
from DailyFinance.com
29 November, 2012 – This Week in Science
December 11, 2012
Water On Mercury, LHC New Matters, Finding Waves, Vaccines Without Virus, Mantis Shrimp Mess, Life Abounds, This Week in The End Of The World, Horizontal Gene Transfer, And Much More... Read More
category endangered animals , z/Broadcasts , This Week in Science , and 51 more.
from This Week in Science - The Kickass Science Podcast
Black Marble: Google Maps Now Lets You Explore The Earth At Night
December 10, 2012
Earlier this year, NASA updated its iconic "Blue Marble" image of the Earth, and last week, it released the first version of the "Black Marble," its image of the planet at night. We'll still have to... Read More
category TC , google , NASA , and 2 more.
from TechCrunch
08 November, 2012 – This Week in Science
November 15, 2012
Other Earths, Good Old Days, Touchy Crocs, Caffeine For Good!, Navel Gazing, Mucus Toothpaste, The End of India, And Much More… Read More
category endangered animals , chemistry , z/Broadcasts , and 54 more.
from This Week in Science - The Kickass Science Podcast
Nebula promotes NASA vet to oversee OpenStack effort
November 14, 2012
Jesse Andrews, an OpenStack veteran who's done stints at NASA, ANSO Labs and Rackspace, will lead Nebula's plug-and-play OpenStack development effort as it nears launch, the company said. Read More
category Nebula , NASA , Chris Kemp , and 4 more.
from GigaOM
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