This also worries me in regards to surveillance becoming harder to detect.
Isaac Schultz
isaacschultz
Science writer at Gizmodo, previously of Atlas Obscura. A native New Yorker. Mostly covering ancient things (on Earth and beyond) and masses extremely big or incredibly small.
This brings to mind a novel by Peter F. Hamilton, called Great North Road. In it, cities (Newcastle upon Tyne in particular) use spray-on metasurface nano cameras they call “Smartmesh” as part of their surveillance nets, much as we use CCTV systems in the present day. I guarantee that this will be the only kind of… Read more
Where there can be cameras, there will be cameras.
“The duo is located 89 million light-years from Earth” Read more
2 BLACK HOLES COLLIDING 2021!
Cats are nature’s cutest ecological disaster. They are pretty much the least suitable pet that anyone could ever have, and ought to be made illegal to own without special license showing you can keep them in controlled circumstances.
It is amazing how stupid people are. They feel (there’s the first problem) that it’s nicer to let a cat be outdoors as well as indoors AND they don’t have their cat fixed while being that way. Read more
90 percent of the Alaskan murder-fluffs that I am aware of are indoor-outdoor. Read more
that just sounds like Wasps with extra steps
I think some of the meat eaters are stingless. Soooooo, they might not sting you to death, but they will nibble you to death.
the year is 2056. the bees have developed a taste for human flesh and are hunting us in droves. our weapons are useless against such tiny enemies. the President has a plan though. make them bigger, and easier to kill. Read more
Nature is pissed! The bees will sting and nibble!
let’s hope they don’t develop a hankering for humans. Read more
here’s my movie idea. we find a wormhole and we put one of these ‘cameras’ through it takes it instantly to like 100 light years away from Earth. We then look back at Earth. The camera has some crazy resolution and can actually see people on Earth (ignore the physics of that). We see that Earth was actually being… Read more
I scrolled down in the comments and didn’t what I was looking for, so here it is. What could go wrong? :
Why does this remind me of “Space:1999"?
Just don’t put the failsafe on the outside this time ok?
Might not be the worst thing...