Science & Technology on Townhall

• No More 'Right Stuf' ? Thu Jul 7
  Cal Thomas
  Meaningful deep-space exploration requires human participation for meaningful results. And, according to The New York Times, NASA is facing "a brain drain that threatens to undermine safety as well as the agency's plans." ... more
• Exoskeloton Increases Super Human Capabilities on the Battlefield Thu Jul 7
  USA
  Lockheed martin's new exoskeleton technology gives soldiers the capacity to do things that we only thought Superheros could do. ... more
• Helios is Angry Wed Jun 22
  Rich Galen
  Yesterday was the Summer Solstice. The sun was as high in the sky as it gets in the Northern Hemisphere. Thus today's topic. ... more
• Fear Not, Buy an iPad Mon Jun 13
  Katie Kieffer
  If Steve Jobs’ name were Lindsay Lohan and he were looking for work starring as the wife of John Gotti Jr. in a mobster film, confrontation with the law would be the best thing that ever happened to Apple. ... more
• Could Your Cell Phone Bring Down a Plane? Thu Jun 9
  New York, NY
  New studies show that cell phones and other electronic devices could lead to in-flight issues. ... more
• Gates Turns Off the Lights Wed Jun 1
  Frank Gaffney
  "In a series of speeches over the past few days - at Notre Dame, at the American Enterprise Institute and at the Naval Academy - the outgoing Secretary of Defense has sounded a series of warnings that the ship of state, or at least the carrier battle group that protects it, is headed for the rocks." ... more
• Cyberwarfare -- the Doctrine of Equivalence Wed Jun 1
  Austin Bay
  Hack the United States with a crippling computer virus, and the Pentagon may respond with smart bombs and commando teams. ... more
• How Did OBL Stay Connected and Avoid Detection? Fri May 13
  Pakistan
  Osama bin Laden's hideout had no internet connection, but he devised a complex e-mailing system to coordinate with his cohorts. ... more
• Cell Phone Alert System Unveiled in New York, DC Wed May 11
  New York
  The U.S. government and local authorities will soon be able to send a text message to alert people of imminent dangers and emergencies. ... more
• Another U.S.-China Tech Tangle Tue Apr 19
  China, U.S.
  WSJ analysts outline the underlying trust problem hampering trade between the United States and China. ... more
• Power for the People Sat Apr 2
  Paul Driessen
  You cannot champion the poor, but support anti-energy policies that perpetuate poverty. ... more
• When Science Becomes Mad Science Tue Jan 25
  Robert Knight
  On any given day, scientists jolt us with new findings – and possibilities. ... more
• Al Sharpton, Bigot 5 REDUX Wed May 9
  Kevin McCullough
• Starting the New Year Off Right Mon Jan 2
  Mary Katharine Ham

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