The weekly Internet column from New Scientist magazine. Our pick of the best Categories New Scientist's favourite sites on the Web. Currently offering a live special report on the experiences of Dennis Tito, this site has high tech graphics of amazing accuracy and films that are dazzling in their realism.
Space news abounds and includes a story about the newly discovered ability of black holes to spin.
The sections SpaceKids and Teachspace are fun and educational, and there are online games of puzzles and racing starships. If your interest in space orbits through the financial galaxy, there is an extensive business news section including company profiles of the biggest corporate players in the global space industry. If you can't get enough space from the site, there are reviews of space software, books, and movies, too. It could be either a gasoline engine with assistance from electric generators or possibly a fuel cell with other auxiliary power sources. The Unites States Department of Energy, in another one of those wonderfully stodgy but highly detailed US government sites, has pulled together all current information on hybrid automobiles.