NVIDIA made an interesting video to market their graphics processing tech by showing how it can be used to debunk conspiracy claims that the 1969 lunar landing was faked. (Thanks, Bob Pescovitz!)
Graphics chip commercial debunks moon landing conspiracies
Medieval artists were space nerds too: 500 years of mind-blowing space drawings
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Build your own mini universe and fling planets around to learn how gravity works
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Examining the plumbing of Starfield in far too much detail
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This app knows more than your local meteorologist
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Don't stay at an Airbnb without bringing this $40 device
TL;DR: Protect your privacy while you travel with this hidden camera, GPS, and bug detector, now on sale for $39.99. It seems like every few weeks I see a video on… READ THE REST
