How The Universe Became Filled With Light - SpaceRef

How The Universe Became Filled With Light - SpaceRef

Soon after the Big Bang, the universe went completely dark. The intense, seminal event that created the cosmos churned up so much hot, thick gas that light was completely trapped. Much later--perhaps as many as one billion years after the Big Bang--the universe expanded, became more...
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adidas develops pröst beer proof sneakers for oktoberfest

adidas develops pröst beer proof sneakers for oktoberfest

The adidas pröst is constructed of high-quality leather coated in DBPR, ensuring that the shoes are both beer and puke resistant. Which will undoubtedly come in handy while attending the world’s largest beer festival.
Comcast Says Marketers Can Make TV Ad Buys With Blockchain Tech

Comcast Says Marketers Can Make TV Ad Buys With Blockchain Tech

Disney, Cox Communications and Channel 4 U.K. are among several early adopters of the tech.
10 Ideas to Steal from London Roof Gardens - Gardenista

10 Ideas to Steal from London Roof Gardens - Gardenista

London gardeners have radically transformed they way they use their rooftops; here are 10 ideas to steal for any roof garden.
Experimenting with Piping Cement to Make Decorative Objects | Make

Experimenting with Piping Cement to Make Decorative Objects | Make

Peter and Petra Brown play around with the piping bag technique to try and make some usable objects.
The 21st Century Open Source Calculator

The 21st Century Open Source Calculator

Graphing calculators are still a necessary and expensive accessory for math and science students in high school and college. The dominant models from Texas Instruments and Casio can be complex and expensive. Now, an open-source calculator called Numworks is taking them on.
Robust bipedal Cassie to transform robot mobility | Robohub

Robust bipedal Cassie to transform robot mobility | Robohub

Cassie is an advanced legged mobility robot. Created by Oregon State University spin-off, Agility Robotics, Engineering team has big plans for this robot to assist rescuers in disaster relief and go the extra mile when delivering packages right to our doors, potentially helping to revolutionize the retail market.

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