Closed week we are taking a look at the best we have published these days.
Arduinos guns, computer forensics, Back to the Future, sinister puzzles
and our hopes of ever finding life on Mars are just some examples.
Solved one of the great mysteries of the Kennedy case: the photo of Lee Harvey Oswald
The assassination of US President John F. Kennedy in 1963 is one of
those cases that encourages all kinds of conspiracy theories. One of the alleged evidence put forward by these theories just collapse. The famous picture of Lee Harvey Oswald is authentic.
Create a portable rail gun that fires projectiles Arduino to 900 km / h
If you have not yet hired Xtamared in any weapons research center, it's probably because you do not want. This YouTube user has just to publicize his latest creation: A railgun in rifle format controlled by an Arduino Uno R3 plate. Its appearance is not the only impressive.
Can you solve this puzzle that has haunted sinister cryptographic medium Internet?
This gloomy cryptographic puzzle arrived by mail from Poland the editor GadgetZZ . Since then it has more revelers obsessed to Internet users. If the video itself is sinister, hidden parts are still being discovered are even more so. Judge for yourself.
How super slow motion balloons explode you to design new materials
The idea of two balloons exploding scientists in a laboratory does not
seem very serious, but that is precisely what they have been doing two
researchers at the University Paris Diderot, and thanks to their work we now know why the balloons explode differently.
Copy the iPhone may be the most humiliating for HTC strategy, but also the most effective
After being one of the most popular manufacturers of smartphones, to walk the path from anonymity to the competitive envy, HTC as a company is in free fall, without brakes. The solution, rather, one of them may be the One A9, a phone with some similarities to the iPhone 6 perhaps exaggerated.
All you need to know to enjoy Netflix in Spain from the first minute
Netflix comes to Spain this October 20 and although the catalog of
series and movies will be much more modest than in the US, own
productions and simultaneous releases are two big reasons to keep an
eye. This is all you need to know for the launch.
Have you received Android Marshmallow? Look what you can do now that you could not before
Android 6.0 Marshmallow is not a drastic change as it was Lollipop, but polishing some features of new tricks and lies.
Either because you bought a new Nexus or because you're one of the
lucky few who are getting these days the sixth version of Android, this
video you want.
It is less, the new trailer for Star Wars: The Force is spectacular Awakens
The program today ESPN league in the United States had a special climax: the second trailer of Star Wars Episode VII. Do not be trained more. Spend and enjoy as a Wookiee for a new and brutal advance of The Force Awakens.
The secrets of the new trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, scene by scene
Have you noticed? No, we're not talking about an awakening in force, but the tone of the new trailer for Star Wars. JJ Abrams has gone to great lengths to spin an ambiguous and full of secrets and nuances trailer. We will try to shed light on some of them.
The methodical and difficult process of making a baseball bat craft
How a baseball bat is made of wood. One may think that is made from one piece, but really all starts with three elongated plates maple and walnut. The carving process is a delight for the senses.
What to do in an atomic bomb ... as this brochure forgotten 1950
Finished the horror of World War II, people were afraid of the atomic
bomb (and that the Soviets had not yet developed its hydrogen bomb 3,800
times more powerful than Hiroshima). In 1950, the state of New York went to print a million copies of this brochure, What to do in case of an atomic bomb attack.
10 errors in the Star Wars films that perhaps you have overlooked
No film is free from minor flaws and errors.
Sometimes it's a camera that just flat out because of a mirror, others a
rare move the protagonist, or an extra to watch in the Middle Ages. Star Wars does not get rid of these blunders.
The curious case of the man who had fits when trying to solve Sudoku
A 25 year old student began to experience attacks that lost control on the movement of his left arm. The attacks occurred every time he tried to solve a Sudoku. His case has served to shed some light on the functions of a particular type of cells in the brain.
We tested the HTC One A9: No, it's not an iPhone, but it does not matter
You've seen the pictures of the HTC One A9 and you probably thought: Meh! It looks like the iPhone. For once, do not trust the pictures.
When you get a chance, go and try to live a store and you'll understand
why we felt one of the most beautiful of the year Android.
DeLorean DMC-12, the (amazing) true story of a fascinating car
Today is a very special day for all fans of Back to the Future. The exact date in which Marty McFly travels to the future in the second installment is met.
It seems incredible, especially for those who have a few years, but
that step in time imagined by Zemeckis is now our present, a present
that for better or for worse, quite different vision of the film. In any case, in this article we review one of the most iconic vehicles in the history of cinema: the DeLorean (DMC-12).
How trying to land a plane (not knowing how a plane lands)
In the chapter on "tribulations of a regular guy" (refrain pilots) today we will discuss an improbable idea.
Imagine that in a Hollywood-time drivers are disabled and you are the
only person who is willing to take responsibility to get the flight
controls of a modern airliner. What if you had to land? This situation we sure we have ever imagined. Would we be able to do?
Microsoft Surface Pro 4, analysis: I love, but not for real work
Nobody knows what to do with the Microsoft Surface. It's gorgeous, but a bit odd at the same time. It is great for certain things and very tempting but for whom? Anyway. Its latest version is the Surface Pro 4, and its refinements and enhancements make something worth paying for it.
The deleted scenes of Jurassic World is a glorious tribute to the first film
Jurassic World is one of those movies that some love and some hate. But for better or worse, it is the continuation of a legendary movie saga, which has made us dream for many decades. And so, at times he paid tribute to his past, even in scenes that were deleted.
Book Microsoft Surface analysis: so good that could get me back to Windows
All devices coming to market, the ambitious Book of Microsoft Surface is a full stop, a turn for the unexpected. For me it is so tempting laptop and changed habits so much that I'm thinking: Hey! What if I go back to Windows?
These are new emojis arriving with iOS 9.1
Today, it has finally reached the long-awaited update to iOS 9.1 , the latest version of Apple's mobile operating system. And it is not expected that comes with many features and functions, but by a great wave of new emojis including tacos, lions, robots and even the sign of the rock.
Sneakers Back to the Future that fit alone are now a reality
In Back to the Future II
, Marty McFly is with what the world 30 years after his time, and his
arrival is a day like today, October 21, 2015. Among the charm that had
found a shoe that fit alone and Nike today announced that it will be a
reality.
10 great myths about video games, disassembled by its developers
Today there are more people playing video games than any other time in
history, but sadly most of these people do not know how much property
titles are developed. Even for fans, creating a game is usually a relative mystery.
Trailers Star Wars: The Force Awakens merge in this epic video
During the last year we have been waiting for the premiere of what promises to be one of the most epic films of the decade, Star Wars: The Force Awakens . And since we saw the first trailer we look forward to more, much more; so a group of fanatics merged all the trailers that have come to give us a glorious advance of nearly 4 minutes.
Do they lose the Red Youtubers with YouTube? Many think so, and the battle begins
YouTube introduced its own version finally paid subscription after many months of rumors. His name is Red YouTube , and for $ 10 offers videos and "original content" to all who pay, plus any announcement. But what does this mean for YouTubers?
Why are we keeping the hope of finding life on Mars?
Mars was habitable 4,000 million years ago. He had a warm temperature and was full of water, like Earth. So scientists take seriously the idea that once harbored life. With the discovery of liquid water on Mars today , although that possibility more remotely remains: on the red planet could be living.
Nexus 5X analysis: the best of the Nexus, the worst of the midrange
I have a confession to make: I love the Nexus 5. Despite their obvious
faults that when compared to newer and beautiful phones (all of which I
tried), has a sense of intangible quality that no other phone has
managed to replicate until now. Today, I analyze his successor.
Hurricane Patricia is already the strongest tropical cyclone ever recorded: 325km / h
Shortly after midnight on October 23, a reconnaissance plane of the US
Air Force has managed to measure the strength of Patricia hurricane
threatening Mexico's Pacific coast. With winds of 325 km / ha few meters above sea level, this tropical storm is already the strongest recorded on Earth to date.
622 Mbps on the Moon and laser communications will be prepared by NASA
Speed 622Mbps downstream and 20Mbps upstream. That is the connection speed you enjoy space probes, satellites and astronauts in orbit. This future is much closer thanks to the work developed by Yang Guan, optical physicist at NASA.
How to follow the input and Patricia Hurricane in Mexico
Mexico prepares for its Pacific coast in the strongest hurricane ever recorded on Earth to date. This is the Patricia hurricane today, October 23, 2015, playing Mexican coast with winds of 325 kilometers per hour. We collect all you need to continue your arrival and passage through Mexico.
Find some notes of JRR Tolkien with the places that inspired Middle Earth
In a copy of The Lord of the Rings was a map. The book was Pauline Baynes and the map had handwritten annotations of JRR Tolkien. Baynes kept him there in 1969 while working on an illustrated edition of the work, with color drawings of Middle-earth. 46 years later, the map returned.
Google Chromecast analysis: smaller, faster and still a great device
Two years ago the Google God who watches over us from heaven gave us a small device for streaming movies and series that cost just $ 35, and was very good. Pretty good, actually, and it got better with each of the updates you received your system, but still had its flaws, like some lag at times. Well, but now we are in 2015 and we have a new Chromecast . What's new? Well, because less lag! And basically that's all new to offer. But honestly, that's enough.
Patricia Hurricane seen from space
NASA released a series of images and videos that have captured Patricia
hurricane from the International Space Station, and is even more
impressive than we imagined. This is the strongest hurricane recorded on Earth to date, with winds up to 325 kilometers per hour.
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