Topic: historical significance
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This Lego iMac Design Is a Long Shot, But We Still Want One
A fan-designed Lego model of Apple's Bondi Blue iMac G3 has gained significant support, featuring over 700 pieces and authentic details like the keyboard, hockey puck mouse, and classic startup screen. The iMac G3 marked a pivotal moment for Apple with Steve Jobs' return and Jony Ive's design phi...
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NASA's Moon Rocket Arrives at Final Stop Before Launch
The Orion spacecraft has arrived at Kennedy Space Center's Vehicle Assembly Building for final stacking onto its rocket, targeting a February launch for the Artemis II mission. This mission will carry four astronauts on a historic ten-day lunar voyage, the first crewed trip to the Moon's vicinity...
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Microsoft Releases 1976 BASIC Source Code for 6502
Microsoft has officially released the source code for its 6502 BASIC under an open-source license, originally developed in 1976 for the 6502 CPU used in iconic systems like the Apple II and Commodore computers. The software was crucial for standardizing programming languages and introduced many t...
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Artemis II Crew Reveals First Chaotic Hours in Space
The Artemis II launch sequence involves immense power, with main engines and solid rocket boosters propelling the five-million-pound vehicle to clear the tower in six and a half seconds, followed by booster separation at 3,100 mph and 30 miles altitude. Immediately after reaching orbit, the crew ...
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PlayStation State of Play: Japanese Games Dominate, Big Reveals Absent
Tonight's PlayStation State of Play will focus on Japanese and Asian-developed PS5 titles, offering a curated look at regional gaming talent during its forty-minute presentation. The event emphasizes showcasing diverse, creative projects from Asian studios rather than major first-party blockbuste...
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