Mass Effect 2 - looks stunning !

Much to the awe and success of the science fiction action game Mass Effect , the game producers Bioware have released stunning sequel. The game is already creating ripples among those nerdy geeks for using out-of-box sci-fi in the game’s plot and some stunning VFX.

Wanna Click Mars terrain ? Suggest NASA !

Hey all ya viewfinders out there ! Tired of zoomin’ on earthlings and landscapes under the sun ? Here is a thrilling chance - Wake up and jump - Now you can try your hand on the Red planet ! I can hear you say, ‘We ain’t got a telescope, damn it’ ! Wait, lemme finish -

Greet ‘n Tweet from Space !

how many would remember Astronaut T.J. Creamer for any good reason ? Well, the obvious reason seems to be a ‘packet of data’ a.k.a ‘tweet’ sent from space to the micro-blogging site Twitter. This happened after the NASA crew has been given wireless intenet connecitvity in the International Space Station.

Window to the Space from a backyard

A latest news buzz from telegraph.co.uk says that an amateur astronomer Peter Shah, 38, staying in the English Hillside town of Meifod has been able to capture stunning shots of the galactic signatures from his own backyard with a modest 8-inch telescope.

Innovative Zoomable Map, On Paper !

For those meeky ones staring at all those dudes with Google Maps on their geeky GPS smart phones here is a cheap man’s alternative - the Zoomable Paper Map ! Confusing ? Well, it really is.

A-GPS - things you need to know !

All GPS enabled phones do not work the same. There are phones with only a built-in GPS receiver, phones have built-in GPS coupled with Assisted GPS technology or A-GPS for short.

Join PlanetQuest and be a Planet Hunter !

To sit in a idle room and do a think-tank inside your skull of how to do something different without getting out of your cozy couch ? For all those couch-potato geeks here is a chance to be part a adventure and discovery - be a part of Planetquest.org’s distributed computer platform Planet discovery Project.

Robotic Laser Climber breaks NASA’s Space Elevator Challenge

The latest buzz tickin’ among space engineering camps is that a group of elite engineers from the Seattle based LaserMotive have bagged the prestigious $ 900,000 NASA challenge for building a robotic climber as a space elevator powered from the ground up with a laser. This challenge project is called the Power Beaming Challenge

The God Machine is back !

Large Hadron Collider (LHC) , the largest, the most complex and the most expensive particle accelerator on earth dubbed as the “The God Machine” for its ability to unlock the secrets of this universe is back in action after a hiccup due to an accident that occurred last September.

SMOS and Proba-2 launch successful

The second satellite in ESA’s Earth Explorer series – the Soil Moisture and Ocean Salinity (SMOS) mission – and the second demonstration satellite under ESA’s Project for Onboard Autonomy (Proba-2) were launched into orbit last night from northern Russia. The satellites were launched atop a Rockot launch vehicle provided by Eurockot GmbH.