Thomas: not so long ago we had a conversation about who would be making the electric cars of the future, and you made the comment that the Germans had been playing their cards suspiciously close to their chests. So what’s going on? Both BMW and Mercedes are talking about next gen power trains at this [Read More →]
NASA needs an extra $3 Billion a year to go to the moon again.
Martin: There are a lot more privateers around now than there were in 1969. The cost of launching space craft is getting lower and the technology is getting relatively more accessible all the time. I think that NASA need to be looking [Read More →]
Martin: In the past we have discussed the future of cars and come to the conclusion that the future for most people is a hydrogen fuel cell car. You fill it up like a normal petrol car, but it makes its own electricity and makes glorious, silent and almost god like progress down the road. [Read More →]
Thomas: Normally I’m a pretty fit and healthy lad, but I’ve had a few things recently that have prevented me from taking part in my normal exercise routine. I don’t need to loose any weight, I’m just needing get my overall fitness back on track. I’ve seen these Wii Fit things before, and I’ve heard [Read More →]
Thomas: We’ve talked recently about how we’re going to be powering our cars in the future, and specifically if the stop-gap hybrid drivetrain is worth the hassle. Cars aren’t the only type of transport to rely on oil though, trains, aircraft and boats all drink their share of the black stuff. The question is, as [Read More →]