The Verge

Japan’s space camera drone on the ISS is a floating ball of cuteness

By Thuy Ong Jul 17, 2017, 8:41 am53 pts
Japan’s space agency has for the first time released photos and videos taken on the International Space Station by its resident robot drone, which can be remote-controlled from Earth. The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) says footage taken by the Internal Ball Camera (or Int-Ball) can be…

Continue reading Japan’s space camera drone on the ISS is a floating ball of cuteness at The Verge

Read Article
Share Article
- email
- twitter
- facebook
- google+
- tumblr
- linkedin
- pocket
- reddit
- pinterest

Trending Today

Instagram Removed a ProPublica Post Outing White Supremacists Because Facebook Keeps Blocking the Wrong Things Gizmodo 250

I spent 2 days on a bus with a billionaire and a celebrity author while they toured America to invest $150 million in local business Business Insider 156

Minecraft Is Coming to Adventure Time for a Very Blocky Episode Gizmodo 144

Amid 'idiotic blockchain phase,' EY and Microsoft tout smart contracts The Register 118

The iPhones of the Future May Be Wireless, Portless and Buttonless Slashdot 113

Amazon tweaks its word processor for easier online Office edits The Register 100

Hands-On: Destiny 2: Forsaken Gives the Series a New Spark of Life Geek.com 93

Don't panic, but your baby monitor can be hacked into a spycam The Register 91

Bing can use your phone camera to search the web Engadget 88

California Rep. requests 23andMe to help reunite children with families Engadget 85

About Tech News Tube

Tech News Tube is a real time news feed of the latest technology news headlines.

Follow all of the top tech sites in one place, on the web or your mobile device.

The Verge

Japan’s space camera drone on the ISS is a floating ball of cuteness

Share Article

Trending Today

About Tech News Tube