Alex Krige - On the edge:

Logan's Run remake in the works

Word has it a remake of the Scifi classic Logan's Run is in the works.

Vodka Infusion Gone Horribly Wrong

Like many others I enjoy a nice shot of vodka but sometimes I get bored, so I tried something new...

Using the Casimir Force to Levitate Objects

Theoretical physicists at the University of St. Andrews have created Incredible levitation effects by engineering the force of nature which normally causes objects to stick together by quantum force.

On The Edge: Please welcome our two new writers

Please welcome our two new writers Jake Daily and C. B. Exeter.

Motorcycles - Cars pay more attention!

Riding motorcycles is not for everybody, many people don't understand it.� But if your like me you know that it goes beyond anything that you can quantify with words. It's the experience. And if you don't know what I am talking about then that's all the more reason you should read this!

Bill vs. Hillary - Battle of the Boobs

Last week the world was shocked at the sight of Democratic Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton cleavage (or lack there of) which prompted a question in my mind...� Who has bigger boobs Bill or Hillary?� Let's examine this with photographic evidence.

Space: Deadly Explosion at Scaled Composites

Three people were kill and three others injured yesterday at the Mojave Air and Space Port in California.

Saitek devlopes independent LCD interface boxes for flight sims

At E3 earlier this month, Saitek demoed a peripheral sure to spark the interest of many a flight sim enthusiast.

Motorola + Microvision = Pico Projector Lovin'

Motorola phones will soon get an upgrade, and by soon I mean probably a few years. Microvision's new WVGA pico projector can project a screen resolution of 854 x 480 color pixels with it's wide angle scanner.

Nano-Mechanical Computer

Blueprints for ultra-robust Nano-Mechanical computer has been outlined by US researchers.

Space: Galaxy Zoo

You don't need a degree in Astrophysics to enjoy looking at the stars. And you don't have to be a super computer to analyze millions of images taken of the night sky, in fact it helps to be human in this case, the human brain is much better at recognising patterns than a computer can ever be!

Video: How to crack a combination lock

Here's two videos that show how to crack Master combination lock, first method uses math the second uses a shim.

New tool makes ultrasound images clearer

Science Daily � University of Virginia Engineering School Associate Professor William F. Walker and Research Associate Francesco Viola have developed a new tool � an advanced imaging algorithm � that is, quite literally, transforming the way we see things.

A tale of two houses

Look over the descriptions of the following two houses and see if you can tell which belongs to an environmentalist.

Get your Geek on with the new Mario Brothers subwoofer

Relive your childhood while shaking every bone in your body with this custom subwoofer

Saturn's Sixtieth Moon Discovered

"We detected the 60th moon orbiting Saturn using the Cassini spacecraft's powerful wide-angle camera," said Carl Murray, a Cassini imaging team scientist from Queen Mary, University of London. "I was looking at images of the region near the Saturnian moons Methone and Pallene and something caught my eye."

WOOT! The Windows Vista Gadget

This Vista sidebar gadget created by MaxFisher1 displays the latest woot in real time, useful�during a wootoff

Total BS: BTTF 2

My rant about life in the 21st century. They sold us on life in 2015 but I think modern science has come up short!

Adventures in Thailand: Explosive Diarrhea

1987, Bangkok Thailand - Mabunkrong Center. It was summer, hot and humid. We went to the mall to catch a movie (007 James Bond: The Living Daylights) and some grub at Toms Quick. Well I'm no stranger to exotic foods/drinks but even my stomach can't handle everything...