Posts Tagged ‘space’

Back in October YouTube asked students, ages 14 to 18, to submit videos with ideas for science experiments for the YouTube Space Lab. They explained that the winning experiments would be performed and live streamed…from space! Which student’s experiment would you like to see performed live from 250 miles above earth?

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Yesterday YouTube announced their new YouTube Space Lab project with Lenovo. They’re asking students, ages 14 to 18, to submit videos explaining ideas for science experiments for space and the winning ideas will be performed and live streamed from the International Space Station.

Google promoted one Android “reference device” (phone) in 2010 and 2011. The 2011 reference device was the Nexus S made by Samsung. It was the first Android phone to feature NFC (Near Field Communications), a front-facing camera and run Android OS 2.3 (Gingerbread). This past July, it also added the distinction of being the first [...]

Foursquare has just announced the first check-in by someone out of the Earth’s orbit, creating a NASA Explorer badge to commemorate the event.

I drank a few beers last night. OK, I drank many beers last night. But I’m pretty sure I’m sober now. I mean, I did get to work in one piece. And I am typing this blog entry. However, there’s no way I am in control of my faculties because I clicked my mouse and ended up at the official David Hasselhoff Social Network: HoffSpace.

Complete with members, a chat room, forum, gadgets, groups, photos and videos, there are almost 13,000 members as of this post. Read more