A shoe phone? Old stuff... how about a shoe radar, a device that supplements your GPS to track your location when you're somewhere (e.g., in a shielded building) from which your GPS can't receive a signal?
In other fascinating science news, we have Fallenmonk's post on life, found in a poisonous lake, that uses arsenic instead of phosphorus in its DNA. Now there's something truly different.
Or if you're interested in a longer lifespan, read about some work done at UTHSC-San Antonio on a variety of C. elegans.
(Aside: I still feel like crap. Posting will continue to be intermittent.)
Thursday, December 2, 2010
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...Got some good Turkey soup with your names on it, but Texas is so far away.
ReplyDeleteThanks, mandt; your good wishes help me as much as soup would. (It would have to be Tofurkey soup for me anyway; we're a pair of sprout-eaters.)
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