Strandbeesten in Trafalgar squarehttp://youtube.com/v/F7hu5lkmM7YWandering beachcombers in trafalgar square, powered by the wind, the strandbeesten were awesome to behold. Me and Jill went down to see them a couple of weekends ago.

This post is about the use of theoretical physics in the science fiction shooting game Prey. Don’t get me wrong, Prey is not an ideal game; it’s stupid, bloody and enormously derivative in everything it does, from combat, to weapon selection, to the plot. That said, it raises some questions about physics and biology that…

A cancer is a hard indolent tumour, usually seated in some of the glands, as the armpits, eye, nose, lips, tongue, womb, and the female breast; the two last are most subject to it. It affects the aged more than the young, and may exist for years. It commences with a small hard tumour, increasing…

Magnetic fields created using nanotechnology could make computers up to 500 times faster Dream, dream, dream. ” “We can only go so far in getting more power from silicon chips by shrinking their components – conventional technology is already reaching the physical limits of materials it uses, such as copper wiring, and its evolution will…

Xbox 360 – The Official Magazine I’ve never done this before, but I’ve just noticed that a load of my reviews and previews are up online, so I’d thought I’d link to that, like the egocentric b’stard that I am. Constructive criticism and deconstructive psychoanalysis welcome. WARNING though; it’s been creatively sub-edited to fit the…