For those like me that take an interest in things that fly you might find this interesting:

http://www.space.com/14438-photos-future-airplanes-nasa-21st-century-aircraft.html

Some brilliant design concepts, would love to see some of them in action

Hey, guess who needs help again

So I bought some matching RAM for the PC, two cards 2GB each.

The plan was to move me up to 8GB from 4GB.

Inserted the RAM and at first the PC would not boot. It did the next go but then I got blue screen of death. Every boot after is the same thing, blue screen. Windows did just about load one time but then it was BSOD again.

I removed the new memory and the PC is back to good health.

Apparently this memory is in working order, I got it from eBay as it is not available now.

Could I be overlooking something simple, like a Bios setting ?

In BIOS the new extra memory is detected fine, it's just not working when windows try to load.

MB : P5QL-E

Ram : OCZ2P10664GK

I'm thinking about removing my old ram and trying to boot with the new ram, just to see if it is faulty.

Any thoughts ?

Cheers

Ok possibly going a bit far with the title, but interesting possibilities with this one:

http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg21328506.500-bendy-battery-gives-smart-fabrics-a-charge.html

One of my favourite things on TV these days are David Mitchell's rants

I found this on the BBC this evening:

http://www.bbc.com/travel/blog/20120126-the-futurist-the-worlds-largest-plane

Is it just me or does this just look like a giant verion of Scaled Composites Whight Knight aircraft that is being used by Virgin Galactic?

Thought some of you gusy would find this article interesting

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16725529

I'm afraid it does a cracking impression of a 747 on me so I will let you lot debate the pros and cons

Now I know those boys deserve their Nobel prizes

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-16747208