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Crossing the Pacific in the Southern Cross, and what happened to the Space Shuttle Challenger.
See one of the world's most powerful supercomputers
From NASA's press event for the 25th anniversary of its first shuttle launch: See the 'Columbia,' a supercomputer that turns out any kind of space-related data at an incredibly quick rate. NASA's Bryan Biegel and John Parks give the tour.\r\n
Images beamed to Earth from space
Pasadena, Calif.-based Ecliptic Enterprises builds cameras that are attached to rockets and space shuttles. See footage from the cameras and hear from the company's CEO, speaking to CNET News.com's Zamir Haider on Tuesday during the NASA Technology Showcase at Moffett Field in Sunnyvale, Calif.
Drinking water in space, floating food, air swimming and other space adventures. On June 7 in San Francisco, Dr. Greg Olsen tells the SID conference about his life in the International Space Station.
The Shuttle XPC K6200h is a quiet and attractively compact budget PC, but there are far better performers for the same price.
If the Shuttle XPC X100 had come out when it was announced six months ago, we'd like it a lot better. Competing systems such as the WinBook Jiv Mini pack more features into a smaller package, but the trade-off is less RAM and hard-drive space.
A bat hitched a ride on the space shuttle Discovery and I think it's going to be a long long time till touchdown brings it down again. Of course, IBM apparently wants to buy Sun too. We also cover the hot new features in the latest software update for the Nokia 5800. Oh, and the iPhone too.
Craving NYC: Dancing with the robotic stars
We look inside the LEMURplex art and performance space in Brooklyn, N.Y., where the artists are techies and the performers are robot.
This death-defying man backflips off of a very tall building, twice!
Today in Tech History: May 29, 2008
Total eclipse of the sun and the first space station docking.
