Comment Inconceivable (Score 1) 180
What kind of lunar germs could the Apollo 11 astronauts have picked up on a soundstage?
Comment B12 (Score 1) 629
The only place vitamin B12 occurs in nature is animal products.
Are the results of this study repeatable?
Comment Stabile (Score 1) 25
DirecTV NOW is finally starting to become stable and watchable.
Comment Omission (Score 1) 436
While the article mentions El Nino, it conveniently fails to take "The Blob" into consideration.
Comment Hosts file (Score 1) 519
Use an ad blocking and tracking hosts file instead of a plugin. A properly set up hosts file can also prevent malware.
Comment Salvage 1 (Score 1) 200
Sounds like the Indian government sat down with a Betamax of the old Andy Griffith show "Salvage 1" and a notepad.
Scientists Turn T-Shirts Into Body Armor 213
separsons writes "Scientists at the University of South Carolina recently transformed ordinary T-shirts into bulletproof armor. By splicing cotton with boron, the third hardest material on the planet, scientists created a shirt that was super elastic but also strong enough to deflect bullets. Xiaodong Li, lead researcher on the project, says the same tech may eventually be used to create lightweight, fuel-efficient cars and aircrafts."
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