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A sixth region in the magnetosphere?

A sixth region in the magnetosphere?Kudos to Earth's ScientistsThis is very cool indeed, both the discovery and the software that contributed to finding it!RE: A sixth region in the magnetosphere?I think understanding the behaviorisms of these regions is important. At the least so that they can be analyzed and...

Tags: Now Let, sixth region, magnetosphere

Discussion threads 2008-12-15

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News to know: Google vs. Mozilla; SaaS renewals; Microsoft; Cloud computing

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily: Garett Rogers: Google delivers another blow to Mozilla WSJ: Google wants its own fast track Google ditching network neutrality? Google: Net neutrality and...

Tags: Google Inc., Software-as-a-service, Mobile, Microsoft Corp., Mozilla Corp., Photograph, Microsoft Windows, Software As A Service (SaaS), Cloud Computing, Advertising & Promotion, Operating Systems, Software, Emerging Technologies, Marketing, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-12-15

A sixth region in the magnetosphere?

As you probably know, Earth's magnetosphere, 'the invisible bubble of magnetic fields and electrically charged particles that surrounds and protects the planet from the periodically lethal radiation of the solar wind,' was discovered in 1958. Until now, it was composed of five regions, including the ionosphere or the Van Allen...

Tags: Ion, Plasma, Region, Vanderbilt University, Team Management, Network Technology, Management, Networking, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2008-12-14

Apple iTunes 8

The latest version of Apple's iTunes software (Version 8.0.0.35) expands the offerings for iPod, Apple TV, and iPhone users. The popular Windows and Mac jukebox application remains on top of the heap, but it's not the only game in town for organizing and playing multimedia content on your computer. The...

Tags: Digital music, Digital media, Apple Inc., Apple iTunes, iTunes Store, iTunes 8

Product reviews 2008-09-23

Will the Earth fry future moon astronauts?

Will the Earth fry future moon astronauts?Land on the back side.I'm guessing that if there were a problem, it would be on the side of the moon facing the planet. So, maybe land on the back side.RE: Will the Earth fry future moon astronauts?Sounds like a potential source of energy.Does...

Tags: moon, satellite, back side

Discussion threads 2008-04-21

Magnetosphere 0.1 beta (Mac)

Here is this thing that does stuff in iTunes. There is magnetism, there is gravity, but on top of all of that, there is awesomeness. Watch as all the dots and ribbons go bouncy bouncy when you play music and trigger this mo-fo of a visualizer. This is the future...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Digital Music, Digital Media, Desktops, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics, Hardware

Software downloads 2007-07-03

Magnetosphere 0.1 beta (Mac)

Here is this thing that does stuff in iTunes. There is magnetism, there is gravity, but on top of all of that, there is awesomeness. Watch as all the dots and ribbons go bouncy bouncy when you play music and trigger this visualizer. This is the future of visuals. By...

Tags: Software, Apple Macintosh, Tools & Techniques, Digital Music, Digital Media, Management, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics

Software downloads 2007-05-01

Magnetosphere 0.1 beta (Windows)

Here is this thing that does stuff in iTunes. There is magnetism, there is gravity, but on top of all of that, there is awesomeness. Watch as all the dots and ribbons go bouncy bouncy when you play music and trigger this visualizer. This is the future of visuals. By...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Tools & Techniques, Digital Music, Digital Media, Operating Systems, Software, Management, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics

Software downloads 2007-05-01

Nano skyscrapers may precede space elevator

Nano skyscrapers may precede space elevatorWhaaat?Okay, so this thing is on top of a ship. Ships rock in the waves. Let's be conservative and say an object extended from the ship rocks a maximum of .5 degrees in each direction, for a total of 1 degree.Now, the article says the...

Tags: Network technology, cable, elevator

Discussion threads 2005-10-26