skip to main
|
skip to sidebar
Fact of the Day
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
The first two video games copyrighted in the U.S. were Asteroids and Lunar Lander in 1980.
Newer Post
Older Post
Home
Search This Blog
Blog Archive
▼
2012
(164)
►
August
(2)
►
July
(27)
►
June
(27)
►
May
(24)
►
April
(17)
►
March
(20)
▼
February
(23)
Each Mercury astronaut named his capsule and added...
Prior to the manned Mercury flights, unmanned test...
The Mercury program used two launch vehicles: A Re...
The blunt end of the Mercury capsule was covered w...
The Mercury spacecraft was two meters (6 ft, 10 in...
The first U.S. spaceship was a cone-shaped one-man...
The Internet is the fastest-growing communications...
The first two video games copyrighted in the U.S. ...
Fifteen Saturn Vs were built. The National Air&Spa...
The Saturn V 1st stage could power the rocket to a...
The 1st stage of the Saturn V rocket consumed kero...
The noise levels and vibrations/shockwaves generat...
The thrust generated by each of the Saturn V first...
The total lift capacity of the Saturn V for puttin...
The fuel consumption of the Saturn V first stage w...
The power generated by the 5 F1 engines of the Sat...
The Saturn V rocket stood 363 ft. (over 35 stories...
The Saturn V remains the largest and most powerful...
High speed passenger trains in China reach speeds ...
The word engineer comes from a Latin word meaning ...
Engineers solve practical problems by applying mat...
According to Moore's Law, microchips double in pow...
220 million tons of old computers and other techno...
►
January
(24)
►
2011
(229)
►
December
(19)
►
November
(18)
►
October
(21)
►
September
(16)
►
August
(2)
►
July
(16)
►
June
(12)
►
May
(22)
►
April
(24)
►
March
(28)
►
February
(27)
►
January
(24)
►
2010
(261)
►
December
(22)
►
November
(23)
►
October
(24)
►
September
(23)
►
August
(11)
►
July
(24)
►
June
(21)
►
May
(22)
►
April
(24)
►
March
(27)
►
February
(19)
►
January
(21)
►
2009
(75)
►
December
(20)
►
November
(26)
►
October
(25)
►
September
(4)
