Brian Gongol
(5.21.2005)
Researcher Wants to Use Algae for Oil
(5.21.2005)
Netscape 8 Launched, Patched Next Day
Based on Firefox code
(5.21.2005)
FAA Wants Authority to Prohibit Space Billboards
(5.21.2005)
Congress Takes a Step Backwards with "Buy American Act"
(5.21.2005)
JibJab Moves into Advertising
(5.21.2005)
Palm Puts Big Hard Drive in New Handheld
(5.21.2005)
Google to Copy "My Yahoo"
(5.21.2005)
DNA Research Suggests Humans Migrated First Along the Coasts
Makes sense, since that's where they would have found the most familiar food sources
(5.21.2005)
How Exercise Helps Your Lung Capacity
(5.21.2005)
Study Says Red Uniforms Help Teams Win
(5.21.2005)
New Shoe Won't Let Wearer Turn On TV Without Walking More
(5.21.2005)
USGS Puts Quake Aftershock Predictor Map Online
(5.21.2005)
Microsoft Putting "Virtual Computers" on the Internet to Search for Malware
They're hoping it can become an early-detection system
(5.21.2005)
NASA Offers $250,000 Prize for Pulling Oxygen from Moon Rocks
If we were smart, we'd have NASA conduct most of its R&D this way -- it's cheap and private-sector friendly. Now they're thinking of putting the astronauts into orbit separately from the main shuttle.
(5.21.2005)
New Jumbo Airbus Could Be a Health Risk
As developed countries get older, we'll see more in-flight health emergencies. That means more times that flights will have to be diverted for emergency landings at the nearest airport. But the new Airbus A380 is so big, it only fits in 20 airports right now. Unless doctors are put on every flight, people are likely to suffer.