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Most helicopters are designed to either carry a lot of cargo at the expense of maneuverability—like the Chinook—or be quick and nimble while sacrificing armament and transport capabilities, like the Huey. Russia's Mi-24 HIND multi-mission gunship isn't "most helicopters."Read more...

It’s not cheating in a water fight when you have the hose (it is cheating if someone else has it though, right?!) Attach the Fire Hose Nozzle Water Blaster Toy and gain the upper hand as you soak your friends. Play firefighter and pull on the adjustable handle to increase the water pressure to put out the “fire”….in Dad’s vegetable garden. Has 4 spray patterns and hooks up to standard garden hoses. Fun outdoor summer toy! Fire Hose Nozzle Water Blaster Toy

This NASA artist concept shows what the impact may have looked like. (Credit: Video screenshot by Amanda Kooser/CNET) It's a good thing you weren't standing on the Mare Imbrium on the moon on March 17. You might have been ground into space dust. A meteoroid "the size of a small boulder" crashed into the lunar surface and exploded with a flash so bright, it was visible to the naked eye from Earth. NASA has been keeping an eye on the moon for eight years, looking for explosions caused by meteoroids. The space agency has seen hundreds of detectable impacts, but none quite so spectacular as this one. "For about one second, the impact site was glowing like a fourth magnitude star," NASA says. Related stories 3D scanning shows a butterfly's metamorphosis Motor moth: Scientists build insect-driven robot The video was recorded by a 14-inch telescope. "It jumped right out at me. It was so bright," says Ron Suggs, analyst at the Marshall Space Flight Center. It landed with an explosive force equivalent to 5 tons of TNT. The meteoroid that caused the mayhem weighed less than 100 pounds and was less than 1.5 feet in dia... [Read more]Related Links:

Lockheed Martin just completed the latest high angle of attack test series. It was a complete success, as this video shots. The video footage is spectacular, especially that unreal first shot:Read more...

Many road warriors out there have a pet peeve when it comes to gizmos and gadgets that they tote around on their travels – it seems that such devices tend to end up low on battery during the most unexpected [...] Like It , +1 , Tweet It , Pin It Original content from Ubergizmo.

How many of you grew up on a steady diet of comics, and came upon instances where there was this huge are that is engulfed in flames, only to have a superhero like Superman fly by and blowing his lungs [...] Like It , +1 , Tweet It , Pin It Original content from Ubergizmo.

An allegedly leaked internal T-Mobile screenshot pegs LTE Galaxy S3 release date on the 5th of June. Like It , +1 , Tweet It , Pin It Original content from Ubergizmo.

In the age of ubiquitous computing, we've grown fairly used to infrastructure, objects, and even furniture that adapt to the presence of humans. But what if you could control the behavior of a wall or room simply by thinking harder?Read more...

There might have been plenty of buzz surrounding Google Glass for quite some time already, but it will not hit the market for quite some time down the road, and here we are with something which could very well take [...] Like It , +1 , Tweet It , Pin It Original content from Ubergizmo.

Compared to electric gadgetry, something like a trumpet is a pretty simple contraption, but the way it actually works is super clever when you see it in action. The principle is very straight-forward, but the construction of the actual pieces that re-route your hot air are damn cool to see at work.Read more...