It's Monday, and we're off to the races. Lots of good stuff today, including NASA's wacky plan to snatch a boulder off an asteroid and put it into orbit around the moon. If you're wondering why NASA would do such a thing, we felt the same way, until we discovered it was for an asteroid defense mission (which might have confused us more). There's some good reasoning behind the whole project, though, and well worth looking into.
We're also checking out a brilliant remaster of Bob-omb Battlefield, from a developer tinkering around with Unity 5. You can play his demo in-browser, which is very cool, and the Unity 5 project file is available for anyone else looking to take a peek at his code. Oh, and then there's the fire extinguisher that puts out fires with sound. You won't be able to load your favorite EDM track into this thing to battle flames, though. Sorry about that.
152: Playing Super Mario 64 in HD makes us want official Mario game remasters
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Here are some links and notes for all the things on the show today:
- NASA wants to grab a boulder off of an asteroid and put it into the moon's orbit
- Roystan Ross creates beautiful HD render of a Mario 64 level, and we love it
- George Mason University students create portable fire extinguisher that uses sound waves on flames
- Back It or Hack It: PLEN2, an open-source, printable robot
- User Feedback: Your #TDJunk feedback, and our Phonetographer of the Day
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