Hacked 3D printers plays Star Wars’ ‘Imperial March’ theme using stepper motors
Hacking a MIDI file, and then outputting a Gcode, will activate the motors in such a way as to produce the same frequencies and duration of each note within the
Author: Max Teodorescu
Ralph Baer, legendary electronics engineer and father of video games, dies at 92
The Magnavox Odyssey was the first home entertainment entertainment device that would transform a traditionally passive form of entertainment(television) into an
SSD endurance tests reach 2 petabytes in data write; shows SSDs can handle “thousands of years of use”
Six types of SSDs continuously wrote 10GB of large and small files back and forth for over a
North Korea allegedly hacked Sony Pictures over geopolitical satire film
Kim Jong Un’s fictional assassination in ‘The Interview’ angered North Korea sparks outrage; analysts highlight the nations
Stephen Hawking’s speech software goes open source this January
New text-predicting software drastically improves Hawking's communication rate; he wishes to help others by making it open
Curiosity rover digs into Martian mountain, mineral discovery confirms mineral mapping from orbit
Interesting mineral findings were harvested from the first hole that Curiosity drilled into a Martian
The five most dire space accidents that advanced the modern age
In the push to advance technology and further exploration, people will inevitably die: risk is an inevitable facet of spacefaring.Here are five of the most notable
While the world’s biggest solar power plant is not reaching its energy target this year, it is frying birds
Not enough sunlight The world’s largest solar power plant of its type in the world, also known for incinerating birds, that was once promoted as the pinnacle of
Norwegian energy companies team up to build brand spankin’ new British offshore wind farm
The Norwegian energy companies Statoil and Statkraft are set to build an offshore wind farm in Britain that could power 410,000 houses from its 67
Scotland provided 126% of electricity needs of all its homes this fall through sustainable energy
Scotland’s solar PV panels, solar hot water panels, and wind turbines generated 126 percent of the electricity needs of energy its 3,045,000 homes, accruing a total of