For this week's Sunday edition of Daily Links, in addition to the regular assortment, I'm going to include a few links to longer videos worth taking a look at. If you need a nice relaxing Sunday, I can't think of a better way than to watch any that appeal to you.
- This is a clever, albeit slightly precarious idea for storage on your bicycle: Boing Boing
- The Chinese have successfully completed their first manual docking with a space station: Washington Post
- Tour the solar system from home. Video: TED.com and the software: NASA
- Human powered quadrocopter. Amazing, exhausting looking stuff: Gizmodo
Videos:
- A fascinating documentary regarding the development of the XB-70 Valkyrie, a strategic bomber prototype from the 1960's: (~45 minutes)
- The "As Yet Untitled" Adam Savage project from Tested.com: (~20 minutes each)
- On the Subject of Man Caves
- On the Subject of Getting Started Making
- On the Subject of Being a Geek Dad
- Wired's Chris Anderson talks about DIY unmanned autonomous vehicles. Intruiging stuff: (~30 minutes) Fora TV
- Bill Stone talking about cave exploration. It's one scary profession: (~60 minutes) Google Video
- Bill Stone talking about cave exploration. It's one scary profession: (~60 minutes) Google Video
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