Earlier this year the NASA crew fielded YouTubers questions live from space and now YouTube is headed galaxy-ward once again.  Yesterday YouTube announced their new YouTube Space Lab project with Lenovo.  They’re asking students, ages 14 to 18, to submit videos explaining ideas for science experiments for space and the winning ideas will be performed and live streamed from the International Space Station.


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This guest post is by Syed Farhan of www.purephysics.net. The word “science” comes from the Latin root “scientia,” which means knowledge. This is the reason why the word science is attached to many “non scientific” terms like “the science of theology.” A blog is defined as follows: A blog is a type of website that [...]

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In this video I interview Bernardo Huberman, director of the Social Computing Research Group at HP Labs and author of The Laws of the Web: Patterns in the Ecology of Information. Bernardo shares why HP is studying social media as portal to understanding their customers and consumers. You'll discover how HP is able to predict [...]

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Many people are aware of Google’s "20 percent time," and the number of innovations that have been produced because of it (Gmail, Google News, and AdSense for Content to name a few). Several other companies have tried this before and after Google; one of the most famous examples of side-project innovation is 3M’s Post it [...]

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