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...European Space Agency In addition to the basic information about the Cassini Orbiter, the Huygens Probe, and its launch, the European Space Agency's site includes a 3D model of the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft, videos and a detailed account of the Cassini-Huygens' mission objectives...
...HONG KONG They don't come more opulent than the facilities at the 3D-Gold Store?officially the world's most expensive toilet and bathroom. Every fixture, from the two commodes to the sinks and toilet-roll holders, is made of solid gold. It's all in working order, but nothing is actually used?visitors must content themselves with perching on a toilet and having a Polaroid taken for $2.50. With construction of the bathroom having cost $4.9 million, it'll take a lot of photos to recover the cost...
HOLLYWOOD HIT SPY KIDS Now he's the king of his own blockbuster franchise; 3D earned $111 million...
...there was a great deal of interest last week in a New England Journal of Medicine report suggesting that a new, 3D virtual colonoscopy (aided by a special staining potion that patients drink in advance) may be as good as or better than a traditional colonoscopy. If these results are replicated--and if Medicare and other insurers will cover the $400 to $2,000 cost of the screening test--it could dramatically change the way colon cancer is detected, encourage more screenings and probably save lives. Currently, only about half the folks who should be screened actually undergo...
Director Jonathan Mostow delivers pretty cool chases, if you like seeing the destruction of innocent cars, buildings and telephone poles. But the movie isn't a patch on the earlier Terminators or Terminator 2: 3D, the gnarly multimedia assault at Universal's theme parks. T3 is best seen as a $175 million campaign ad for Schwarzenegger's bid to be California's next Governor. Tough, buff Arnold helps kids, keeps bad machines from despoiling the environment and saves the state, all without spending the taxpayers' money...