http://www.science-mag.com Science Magazine - All Things Science Fri, 12 Mar 2010 21:11:44 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Recently some NASA Scientists were able to fly a MAV; Micro Air Vehicle using a laser to power it and then chase it around the room with the laser beam? Sounds like kids stuff, yet is has some incredible applications for other things. For instance we could use Whispering Windows ... http://www.science-mag.com/science/flying-a-beach-ball-ufo-172/ In History and Science: INSPIRATIONAL COMMENTS: "Everybody was glad that I was living; but as I lay there thinking about the wonderful place where I had been and all that I had seen, I was very sad; for it seemed to me that everybody ought to know about it, but I was ... http://www.science-mag.com/science/Debunking-the-Debunker-171/ I propose that we give soldiers an ultra thin material, which will either be an undergarment to their uniform or incorporated as a liner within that uniform. This liner in the uniform will be laced with a Blood Coagulation Product. Specifically it will use the Blood Coagulations products by: Z-Medica ... http://www.science-mag.com/science/Saving-Private-Ryan-in-Iraq-Stop-the-Bleeding-170/ As you read this book you will have to suspend the disbelief you feel when confronted with my assertions that for at least 5000 years man has been in close contact all over the world. If you have read my other books you will know I have made the case ... http://www.science-mag.com/science/Aliens-in-Archaeology-169/ I propose a beach ball hopping robotic planetary explorer, which could work in swarms, instead of a larger rover, which might be stuck in the lunar dust or red sands of Mars. One interesting concept is in a white paper by Paolo Fiorini entitled; "A Hopping Robot for Planetary Exploration" ... http://www.science-mag.com/science/Moon-Rover-Robotic-Concept-Planetary-Exploration-168/ Some say the weather is totally random and does not exist in any pattern. Even some academia wonder kids show us kaleidoscope pictures of randomness and say see; this is why we cannot predict the weather. Please people give me a break. Just admit it, you don't know anything, you ... http://www.science-mag.com/science/Conspiring-to-Create-Our-Weather-167/ If we are having difficulty getting recruits into the army; lets hire some robots? General Patton's famous quote goes "?an army moves on it's stomach" and if you look at the needs of humans to complete a mission they require much in the way of logistical support, where as robots ... http://www.science-mag.com/science/Robotics-Wars-166/ Transfer Technologies and Advances in Future Combat The human visual ability is unique and superb as Earth Species go. But we cannot see everything. For instance heat, sound waves, electricity, 85% of the spectrums of light, gravity waves, etc., but what if we could? We have man-made devices, which allow us ... http://www.science-mag.com/science/Transfer-Technologies-and-Advances-in-Future-Combat-165/ Today we have already available UAVs, which will soon have the capacity of operating together in swarms, controlled from another nearby aircraft. We have UAVs, which can be flown by a pilot sitting at a desk more than 1000 miles away. We have trucks, which have virtual dashboards, which send ... http://www.science-mag.com/science/The-Future-Enhancements-of-TeleRobotics-164/ We need a better vision system for the battlespace; an augmented reality 360-degree 3D device would solve many problems. This device could be very useful in wartime while flying a helicopter and much has been studied and many innovations have occurred with HUD in aviation. Whereas 360-degree informational awareness is ... http://www.science-mag.com/science/Augmented-Reality-and-3D-360Vision-163/