It’s our John C. Dvorak and his selection for video of the week. He can’t get enough of those quadrocopters — it’s John C. Dvorak X3 for May 13, 2012. Andrew Eisner and Joe Engo co-host. One topic, three pundits, two minutes. More or less.
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It’s our John C. Dvorak X3 and the video of the week: it shows a self-propelled flying object. Check this video out — hosts John C. Dvorak, Andrew Eisner and Joe Engo on today’s episode of John C. Dvorak X3. One topic, three pundits, two minutes. More or less. June 5 marks a rare planetary event: the transit of Venus across the Sun’s face. The last time the planets lined up for such event was in 2004 and the next occurrence will be in 2117. NASA’s video shows how and why this is an event not to miss. Check it out here. We’ve got an infographic from Space.com here, too. I was part of the team that created this CG commercial — here is how we did it. Check out Yoda and Darth Maul getting into it, below.
What happens when you put a giant red button on a Belgian street corner — with a big sign that says: Push to add dram?
This video was created by the Belgian channel TNT. Head to the TNT site relating to this to find out more. Credit: Turner Benelux The Space Shuttle Discovery made its final voyage today from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida to its new home at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum: Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in the Washington D.C. area. The Titanic Belfast Museum has everything you ever wanted to know about the ill-fated RMS Titanic. Let us know if you’ve seen it, UK and IR. We’d love to know your takeaway. This BBC videographic of the R.M.S Titanic gives you a quick view on what happened on the spectacular cruise liner. |
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