I just want to wish you all High T3ch readers a Happy New Year 2008. I hope that you all have a wonderful year and that all your new years resolutions are positive and will eventually change your life and the life of others. Thank you for supporting and reading this blog. I am looking […]

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I tend to like the CIA simply because it is so mysterious. However, this documentary explains how CIA pioneered, developed, manipulated prisoner abuse, sold drugs, changed regimes and killed millions of people world wide. I am thinking of placing them on my “don’t like” list. (the documentary is with commercials which sucks!) VIDEO->

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The Mythbusters demonstrate how a water heater can be a violent projectile. This can happen to anyone if the safety features in their water heater failed. VIDEO->

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Here is an inspiring way to cheat on a test. All you need is a laser printer, paper and some tape to make a neat cheat sheet. I must say that placing the cheat text on a drink bottle is very creative! VIDEO->

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Ever tried writing with your oposite hand? How about drawing with it? Or even drawing with both hands? I consider this man a super human. In my eyes what he is demonstrating is impossible he must have two brains in his skull to be able to do this. Brilliant! VIDEO->

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The ZScanner can scan any object in the tightest spaces and do it in real-time with one continuous scan all in 3D. Conventional scanners require fixed-position tripods, bulky mechanical arms, or external positioning devices that must be within the line of sight of the target surface. So hard-to-reach objects are nearly impossible to scan and […]

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Most NASA rockets are powered by liquid oxygen and hydrogen or solid chemicals. This is a methane engine that NASA plans on using on the future space missions. Methane (CH4), the principal component of natural gas, is abundant in the outer solar system. It can be harvested from Mars, Titan, Jupiter, and many other planets […]

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Philip’s new Dynamic Daylight Windows makes you feel high even when you are not. The ambient window is there to suit your moods, colors, patterns light brightness it can all affect you in a positive way and adjusted by a simple gesture of your hand. I am really baffled on how they create those leafs […]

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This is a chair concept that follows you wherever you go until you sit. The library demonstration is neat because I really don’t see a big use for this anywhere else. VIDEO->

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Crayon Physics Deluxe is a fun little game that is a 2D physics puzzle game, in which you get to experience what it would be like if your drawings would be magically transformed into real physical objects. Solving puzzels with your creativity and vision of physics. It’s alot more fun on a Tablet PC I […]

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Everyone knows about the knife and hand game called Mumbelty Peg. Its hard to trust anyone for this game even your self. Would you trust a robot? I wouldn’t… VIDEO->

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Its too old and uninteresting to see airplanes fly, we gotta get creative and see other objects fly. Thanks to these guys we can now see flying lawnmovers. VIDEO->

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Here is a somewhat interesting demonstration on how a balloon reacts. I did not expect it to react that way at all. I am shocked. VIDEO->

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WiredScience talks us behind the scenes of computer generated graphics for water. As easy and simple as it looks, water is the hardest to simulate. The examples they use was from the movie Pirates of the Caribbean. VIDEO->

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We all know how combustion engines work but none of us have seen it in action and what really goes inside that engine. Somebody managed to place a high pressure, heat resistant micro camera inside the cylinder of an engine. Recording at 1000 fps it capture its dynamics perfectly. VIDEO->

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Here is a neat review of the Falcon Game Controller. For those of you that don’t know what it is, lets just say that its the next level controller for PC games. VIDEO->

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These guys are my heroes! But a little dumb, I mean its obvious that the police would pull you over for blocking the traffic. Made by some artist this car was probably inspired by the Flinstones. VIDEO->

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Did you know that a rubber hand can feel just as real as your real hand? VIDEO->

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This Japanese inventor shows off his carbon based battery that is activated with water. VIDEO->

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The force field was already observed on High T3ch but this time it is a more specific and much more detailed explaination of what this force field is. It gives a huge advantage on the ground to whatever army has its vehicles equipped with it. I would give up the war if I was facing […]

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