This bookmarklet will let you turn any web page into a quasi-asteroids game. You can destroy my blog (I especially liked blasting the calendar) if you wish. Go ahead, make my day.
Spacebar fires the weapon. Arrows for navigation (L, R and up for thrust)
Vdara visitor: ‘Death ray’ scorched hair
The “hot spot” was visible during one of the visits, but no guests were in its reach. An employee pointed out the zone and said it was “like a magnifying glass that shines down” over a space about 10 feet by 15 feet, which moves as the Earth rotates. At this time of year, the bright reflection is present for about an hour and a half, both before noon and after, according to the young man.
Also: Sunbather Singed by Shiny Hotel’s Reflected “Death Rays”
Starts With a Bang: The New Nu News!
[B]ack in the late 90’s, an experiment called LSND — Liquid Scintillator Neutrino Detector — sought to measure neutrino oscillations from antineutrinos emitted from a radioactive source. And they did measure it! And — for about 10 years — everyone thought there was something wrong with their data.
Why? Because it both looks and sounds crazy.