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Shuttle foam question.

Matt | March 5, 2006 |

It’s good news that the Shuttle is likely to carry out three missions this year, I’m a big fan of the shuttle programme. I have one question that perhaps someone can clear up for me: Is the problem with the insulation foam breaking off the external tank a new one? Over the years I have […]

UKReg – Recomended Domain Registrar

Matt | February 28, 2006 |

So I created a new website for Lynn JuJitsu Club (A Martial Arts training club in Wisbech and King’s Lynn) I needed to register the domain name. I had a look around the web, there are so many places to register new domains I wasn’t sure where to go. I remembered using UKReg a few […]

Xbox 360 Overheats

Matt | December 6, 2005 |

My friend was lucky enough to be able to get hold of a new Xbox 360. I use the word ‘lucky’ quite loosely as after just about 20 minutes of continuous play the system freezes up and reboots as it get too hot. It doesn’t matter which of the six titles he owns that he […]

PSP LOAD Magazine First Issue

Matt | September 29, 2005 |

The first issue of the new PSP Magazine ‘LOAD’ is HERE Looks pretty good, check out the review by me also! Matt [Technorati tag(s): PSP, sony, LOAD, magazine, playstation, Science]

Back to the Moon by 2020

Matt | September 20, 2005 |

The US space agency Nasa has announced plans to return to the Moon by 2020. Nasa administrator Dr Michael Griffin said four astronauts would be sent in a new space vehicle, in a project that would cost $104bn (£58bn). “We will return to the Moon no later than 2020 and extend human presence across the […]

Recall of Slim PS2 adapters

Matt | September 13, 2005 |

Sony is recalling 3.5m faulty power adapters which were sold with the black PlayStation 2 slimline version between August and December 2004. It said the power adapter could overheat, causing damage or injury. The free-standing adapters were sold for the special slimline version of the successful games console. Sony had 40 complaints in the US […]

Xbox 360 ‘Hack Proof’

Matt | September 9, 2005 |

Microsoft plans to make its next generation games console, the Xbox 360, as difficult as possible to hack. The 360 will have security built directly into the hardware, said Xbox engineer Chris Satchell. Fans have modified the first Xbox to turn it into a media centre, upgrade the hard drive or allow it to play […]

Shuttle grouded for a year?

Matt | September 8, 2005 |

In a recent Memo Nasa warns that there may not be any more shuttle missions for at least a year. This is because of the fuel tank problems and hurricane Katrina. Nasa’s Michoud facility is in New Orleans so has been affected by the recent hurricane as well as the on-going affects. Matt [Technorati tag(s): […]

Galaxy Pictures?

Matt | September 3, 2005 |

I was watching a program on TV this morning about astro physics. In one part they were talking about the size of our galaxy and went on to say ‘Here is a photograph of our galaxy’. Surely it cant be a photograph, it must be a digital impression of what we think it looks like? […]

Nasa to build on the Moon

Matt | August 29, 2005 |

Nasa has turned the Hubble Space Telescope to point at the moon to begin lookig for a suitable site to build a ‘Moon Base’. What Nasa is looking for are sites with a good supply of ilmenite, a mineral from which to extract oxygen, hydrogen and helium. As well as producing air and water, the […]