NewsFusion for March 2026
Science...
- NASA shares plans for Moon and Mars | CNN
- Turns out, cloning has limitations | Nature
- String Theory may still be the best answer for explaining the universe | Quanta Magazine
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NewsFusion for February 2024
Science...
- ChatGPT now has a memory (Wired)
- New record set in nuclear fusion (Science Alert)
- NASA seeking candidates for simulated Mars mission (NASA)
Cocktail Astronomy | First Martian Sunset
When traveling to a favorite location, or perhaps a new destination, there is often that 'first sunset' photo that one takes on the first evening of arrival.
Well, NASA's Ingenuity holicopter took that exact 'first sunset' photo on Mars in February 2023. Ingenuity has shared many amazing picture and moments with us humans here on earth. We look forward to many more to come. Here's to you Ingenuity...cheers!Cocktail Pairing: this one is easy...we're going with the rum-based Martian Sunset (although the tequila-based Martian Sunrise sounds good too. Enjoy!
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NewsFusion for January 2022
Science...
- China's Tianwen 1 Mars orbiter snaps some great selfies | Space.com
- MIT PhD student Rachel Bielajew is helping to make nuclear fusion a reality | SciTechDaily
- Federal wildlife officials approve 'unprecedented' plan to feed Florida's starving manatees | USA Today
- Designing buildings to prevent bird crashes | Bloomberg
- Urban design planners to make cities more 'lovable' | Forbes
- All the things Vogue is looking forward to in 2022 | Vogue
- Māori journalist, Oriini Kaipara, makes history as first primetime broadcast anchor with ancestral moko kauae | Hawaii News New
- Hawaii is rethinking tourism, giving visitors the real Hawaii | Bloomberg
- Diné, Cheyenne River Sioux are first students in program to boost Indigenous women in physics | Navajo Times
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NewsFusion for July 29, 2018
Science...
- Liquid water spied deep below polar ice cap on Mars | Science Magazine
- Precision medicine offers a glimmer of hope for Alzheimer's disease | Medical xPress
- The stiletto heel is the embodiment of post-war material science | Popular Science
Design...
- Fashion firms upend design routine to focus on speed, trends | The Columbian
- How Do We Design A Eco-Conscious Green Work Place | Forbes
- Shelter Design that Helps People Recover from Homelessness | The Independent
Culture...
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NewsFusion for March 2017
Science...
- Elusive True's beaked whale caught on film | Washington Post
- RobotWatch: robots can now fix their own mistakes | Computerworld
- Making Mars more habitable for humans | AOL
Design...
- Chanel's Fall 2017 RTW show features rocket 'blastoff' to "Rocketman"| Engadget
- A virtual tour of Canada's best architecture | Paste Magazine
- Graphic design geeks: '500 Designs That Matter' may keep you busy for a while | Wired
Culture...
- Hawaiian Airlines to participate in international climate change & air quality research | USA Today
- Traditional Māori games introduced at Ngāti Whātua sports day in New Zealand | Māori Television
- Standing Rock Sioux Tribe leads march in Washington, DC | Washington Post
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NewsFusion for August 2016
Science...
- Fresh fruit await Mars trial astronauts that will soon end a year of experimental living on Mauna Loa | The Guardian
- Researchers are working to redesign e. coli genome, first step in hacking other genomes | Popular Science
- Scientists find Earth-like planet orbiting Proxima Centauri, just 4.2 light years away | CNN
Design...
- Paris gets more people friendly by redesigning major intersections for pedestrians | Fast Co.Exist
- A new consumer-friendly design may help drones go mainstream | Fast Co.Design
- Nina Garcia and Marie Claire Magazine on how the world of fashion can help address climate change | Marie Claire
Culture...
- Native American fashion designers showcased at 2016 Santa Fe Indian Market
- Celebra a huge success in showcasing cultural diversity in Brazil during Rio Olympics
- Held every 12 years, Naropa 2016 in Ladakh honors life of 11th century Indian Scholar/Saint with month long celebration of Buddhist spirituality
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NewsFusion for June 2016
Science...
- Orbital ATK’s SLS Boosters, the rockets that will get us to Mars | Wired
- NanoWatch: nanotechnology researchers can now use a 'combinatorial library' to screen new materials | Inquisitr
- NASA's Juno probe one week from closest Jupiter visit ever | Space.com
Design...
- Exploring our love for 'cuteness' in design | FastCompany Co.Design
- London's Johnston and New York City's Helvetica: the citified fonts and vice versa | The Economist
- Social issues and elevating public space is future of architecture to Dubai-based architect Tarek Qaddumi | CNN
Culture...
- Maui group delivers 49 foot ti leaf 'Lei of Aloha' to Orlando to honor of victims | KHON
- 55,000 hectares near Darwin Harbor are given back to Kenbi traditional owners | The Guardian
- Tanabata (Star Festival) season begins in Japan | Japan Times
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NewsFusion for March 2016
Science...
- Math professor solves 300 year old Fermat's Last Theorem, wins $700,000
- 17 year old student to join Mars Desert Research Station project in Utah to try out life on Mars | Brown Daily Herald
- Pluto just keeps getting more interesting | NBC News
Design...
- José Neves' Farfetch may be future of fashion | Financial Times
- Finland's fabulous modern wood architecture | Metropolis Magazine
- Graphic designers display their thoughts on Trump | Fast Company Design
Culture...
- Its not JUST a party, sophisticated ways to celebrate St. Patricks Day | Wall Street Journal Blog
- Even in Detroit, Irish culture and traditions going strong | The Detroit News
- The inside scoop on leprechauns, Ireland's mythic fairies | Mental Floss
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NewsFusion for March 2016
Science...
- Thinnest lens to date to revolutionize nanotechnology | Tech Times
- The BOSS Great Wall largest 'structure' in universe | Washington Post
- The search for life on Mars goes on...and on | Discovery
Design...
- Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) releases Star Wars: The Force Awakens early concepts | The Independent
- Design Days Dubai in full swing
- Wallpaper's Power 200, worlds leading designers and influencers | Wallpaper
Culture...
- Stanford researchers create computer model of how human activity affects land and indigenous people in Amazon | Phys.org
- Hawaiian high chief Kalani‘ōpu‘u’s feathered helmet and cloak returning to Hawaii
- Get ready for the 2016 St. Patrick Day Festival in Dublin, March 17-20
Cocktail Astronomy | Curiosity's Extraterrestrial Selfie
Here at Future-ish, we love astronomy and we love cocktails. So to prep our fans (and ourselves) for those stellar weekend cocktail conversations, we are pleased to offer our Cocktail Astronomy post each Friday.
Ok, we've all done it. Had a little too many cocktails at a party and then the shameless selfies start snapping. Well, Curiosity, NASA's Mars rover, couldn't help itself either and in Feb 2013 produced what may well be the first extraterrestrial selfie. Curiosity's selfie is actually made up of 66 individual selfies taken by Curiosity's Mars Hand Lens Imager (MAHLI) which was cleverly positioned out of frame during the selfie fest. The selfie does actually serve a purpose though, it was used to document the first rock drilling site, a flat outcrop referred to as "John Klein". It's OK Curiosity, we've all been there.
Cocktail Astronomy | Mars Curiosity
Here at Future-ish, we love astronomy and we love cocktails. So to prep our fans (and ourselves) for those stellar weekend cocktail conversations, we are pleased to offer our Cocktail Astronomy post each Friday.
This week we are super excited about the launch of Curiosity, the most advanced rover ever to land on another planet. Curiosity and the and the Mars Science Library (MSL) are on their way to Mars where it will investigate whether the landing region has had environmental conditions favorable for supporting microbial life. Curiosity is scheduled for launch from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida on November 26, 2011 aboard a Atlas V rocket. Touchdown on Mars should be in August of 2012. Best of all, you can follow Curiosity on Facebook and Twitter, which is the next best thing to heading to Mars yourself.
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