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Body and Mind

Robo-pets give veterinary students hands-on experience in new simulation center

Cornell University’s College of Veterinary Medicine has built a new robotic simulation center in which students can hone their skills on robotic dogs and cats.
Tents

Tentsile unveils Stingray suspended tent

UK-based tent manufacturer Tentsile has unveiled an all-new suspended tent design, dubbed “Stingray.”
Astronomy

Super Earths may actually be mini-Neptunes

A team led by Helmut Lammer at the Space Research Institute (IWF) of the Austrian Academy of Sciences have produced new models that indicates that some super-Earths may really be mini-Neptunes.
Aircraft

Iran unveils homegrown Qaher F-313 "stealth" fighter

The Qaher F-313 (Dominant F-313) is a new Iranian designed and built combat that is claimed to have stealth capabilities.
Science

Halley VI Antarctic research station opens for business

Halley VI, Britain’s latest and greatest Antarctic Research Station, has opened and will become fully operational over the coming weeks.
Science

Ping-pong gun fires balls at supersonic speeds

Purdue University's Professor Mark French and his graduate students, Craig Zehrung and Jim Stratton, have built an air gun that fires a ping-pong ball at over Mach 1.2 (900 mph or 1,448 km/h).
Computing

Google Street View lets users take a virtual hike through the Grand Canyon

Google Maps used backpack-mounted cameras to capture stunning 360-degree panoramic images of the Grand Canyon that can be explored in Street View.
Architecture

MVRDV's spectral Glass Farm echoes traditional local architecture

Taking the form of a traditional farm building in Schijndel in the Netherlands, MVRDV's Glass Farm is a spectral monument to historic local architecture.
Automotive

Ferrari introduces new F138 for 2013 Formula One season

With only minor changes made in the Formula One regulations for this year, the differences between the F2012 and Ferrari's 2013 entry, the F138, are evolutionary rather than revolutionary.
Good Thinking

Dyson expands Airblade line of hand dryers

Dyson has extended its Airblade hand dryer line to include the Airblade Mk2, Airblade V, and Airblade Tap, which combines a tap and dryer in the one unit.
Urban Transport

Laser-projecting bicycle light takes to Kickstarter for crowdfunding

BLAZE, a bicycle light which laser-projects a bike line symbol onto the road, has taken to Kickstarter to fund production of the first units.
Bicycles

Tretta AWD Bicycles put that lazy front wheel to work

Japanese bicycle manufacturer Tretta is looking at selling its 2-wheel-drive bicycles in North America.

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