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The U.S. Space Force is scheduled to conduct its first launch on Thursday afternoon. It's expected to deliver the final part of a new communication network. No comment yet.
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Your everyday habits could land you a fine (or even jail time) in the future.
Al Cannistra's insight:
do it while you still can.... changing technology - changing times! not to worry, something better will likely come along... (reminds me of a Star Trek Voyager episode where they find an old automobile and pull their phasers on a combustion engine) . .
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i do not remember the last time i even thought about a 5 1/4 in floWhen Gene Roddenberry's computer died, it took the only method of accessing some 200 floppy disks of his unpublished work. Here's how this tech mystery was solved.
Al Cannistra's insight:
I cannot even remember the last time I even thought about a 5 1/4 floppy - that is ancient history... |
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NASA equipped the 2020 Mars rover with a powerful laser, capable of vaporizing rocks. It's an extreme way of learning what they're made of.
Al Cannistra's insight:
oh lordy - we can now vaporize rocks! i think they do that on Star Trek - too.... they have this little hand held device called a phaser :-) just kidding around, well get there too with a smaller version of this thing one day! . .
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Well, another Star Trek gadget is on the verge of becoming common. The tricorder — the device that Spock and Dr. McCoy would use to analyze all kinds of objects and materials on the show — is becoming a real thing. And it's coming to smartphones.
Al Cannistra's insight:
A tricorder like Bones and Spock?... we ARE going where no man has gone before . . . |
Fulfilling the prophecy and “going where no man has gone before”
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