For the past 55 years, NASA has been the leader in almost all things related to space and space exploration. With the loss of the space shuttle program in 2011, the spot light of space exploration on NASA almost all but disappeared. That has left other sp

2013 was the year of "The Internet of Things" and 2014 is poised to be The Internet of Everything. We will be seeing a growth in Internet connected devices outside the realm of the smart house and our normally connected devices such as computers, tablets,

2014 is posed to be an amazing year for science and technology! To start off the new year, we decided to give our predictions for 2014. We talk about growth in commercial spaceflight, the almost certain increase in data breaches, what we would like to see

2013 is at an end, and what better way to celebrate it than doing a year in review of our favorite things that have happened in technology and science. Some of the great tech that came out in 2013 includes Chromecast, SmartThings, Pebble Smart Watch, Leap

Mouse, keyboard, and now touch screens are the primary ways we interact with our devices. Recent and pending developments look to show us new ways to interact and stay connected to the work around us. From camera and motion sensors like the Kinect from Mi

In this week's episode we are talking about the how and why we stay connected to the people in our lives. We are covering everything from text messaging and video chat to social media networks and video game communities. With the growth of the Internet ov

Co-host Bryan went on a trip to Europe and was lucky enough to go to Geneva Switzerland to visit CERN and the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). In this episode Bryan talks about his tour of CERN and getting a rare look at the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS). The s

We've got the second part of our two part series on user generated media. In this episode we continue our talk about wiki's as a platform with a very bright future. Also, we go into podcasting, yes we are getting a bit meta, with our discussion going deep

In one way or another, the majority of us participate in user created media. From sharing articles on Facebook, to blogging, tweeting, posting videos to YouTube, and even recording podcasts, we all add to the wide breadth of content generated by us, the i

In this Episode of the Major Technicality Podcast we are talking about space flight. In the first part of this two part episode, we talk about all the different ways to escape the Earth's surface. We go over some new conventional rockets from Space X (The