henkboyd

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by henkboyd 11y ago
That's true! It's not viscous at all, which makes it all the more mesmerizing.
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by henkboyd 11y ago
Does your clock require frequent refilling?
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by henkboyd 11y ago
I love how this is a complementary technology to 3D printing by the way of a traditional printer. Simple. Effective. The biggest obstacle for widespread adoption might be software, in other words a robust toolkit for designing "wraps&
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by henkboyd 11y ago
Boeing's Phantom Works reportedly tested the EMDrive years ago [1] and nothing came out of it. Edit: Thank you nether. [1] http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2013-02/06/emdrive-and-c...
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by henkboyd 11y ago
They haven't gotten clearance yet, but they hope to. Edit: SpaceX page indicates an attempt in July so they must have.
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by henkboyd 12y ago
Maybe not as much, but Apple has been "poaching" Tesla's engineers.
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by henkboyd 12y ago
Oh wow. If you follow the link to tksharpless, they have a YouTube video. I got dizzy when I stuck my nose right up to the screen. Next best thing after GearVR if you don't count the nausea from involuntary camera movement.. From furth
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by henkboyd 12y ago
At 52km you don't need heating, and in the case of a breach the clouds would stay mostly out because of equal pressures on both sides of the dwelling. A scientific outpost, like those in Antarctica, would be highly appealing. For perma
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by henkboyd 12y ago
Did you just explain why some people experience visual snow? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_snow