Geobacter is so common that junior-high students use it in science fairs, but it could also wire the military’s future nanoelectronics.
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If a self-flying taxi scheme didn’t come from the world’s second largest aeronautical company, we might think it was a prank. However, Airbus appears to be serious about its “Vahana” project, aimed at creating an autonomous passenger drone network, and thinks testing can begin as early as 2017. That sounds ambitious, to say the least, but “many of the technologies needed, such as batteries, motors and avionics are most the way there,” according to Airbus engineer Rodin Lyasoff.
Users arriving at, say, an airport would book a seat on a so-called zenHop “CityAirbus” drone, then proceed to a “zenHub” helipad, according to the concept. They’d be flown to their destination for about the same cost as a taxi, since the ride would be shared by several passengers. Luggage would be delivered by another service (zenLuggage, of course), and the whole thing would be safeguarded from hackers by (wait for it) zenCyber.
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Interesting read on history’s Quantum journey.
Since the dawn of the new millennium and in this slow and daunting journey through the first 15 years of the century, “quantum theory” has been a great aggregate explaining all that is possible. There have been a number of people who speak about the esoteric in terms of quantum entanglement as the halfway point between science and magic. It has been implied and critically so, that quantum mechanics are somehow proof or a good reason to say that anything can happen and it usually does.
However, it may be said accurately that rather, quantum possibilities should really be about probabilities which can be analyzed on a sub atomic level.
However, with scientific critique and intricate word salad aside, the world and the space that surrounds it is infinite and thus, it is counter-intuitive to say there are only finite possibilities or probabilities in the infinite universe.
Hmmm; sure hope others catch up soon.
China has launched a satellite that it claims has teleportation-like quantum communication capabilities.
While humanity may be a long way from “beaming” humans aboard a starship, scientists have made major strides in teleporting information. In March, German physicists made major advances in “quantum teleportation,” transmitting data across physical distance without a time delay.
A new spin on DNA in space.
A new crowdfunding project could see humanity immortalized in space. Voices of Humanity, has one key goal and that is to help everyone on planet Earth to engage directly in space exploration.
The Voices of Humanity project is led by Professor Philip Lubin from Orlando University has developed the idea in the hope it will help them to develop a first generation laser-driven small spacecraft as part of NASA’s program to explore interstellar flight.
“We wanted to carry part of humanity on these spacecraft,” Professor Lubin told Sputnik.
Those crazy Russians are at it again.
# UFO # Alien – Russia’s Secret UFO War: The Kremlin Has Allegedly Been Fighting A War Against Giant (Video) : Two experts in Russian Ufology claim in a new book that since early in the Soviet era, there have been strange and alarming reports about Russian navy personnel encountering mysterious alien beings and underwater crafts in frozen northern waters, especially in the East Siberian Sea.
Although files and documents pertaining to the sightings and encounters were kept secret, several were leaked to researchers. The leaked documents suggest that the Russian authorities have been struggling secretly for decades with the threat of mysterious alien beings and unidentified submersible objects (USOs) — a term for underwater UFOs — lurking beneath the freezing waters of the Siberian Sea.