Science Saturday | Week of Dec. 27 2015 - Jan. 2 2016
Every Saturday, See Below gives a list of real science headlines to our editor detailing what happened the past week scientifically. The editor then comments on each headline without reading the article.
“Tiny shark that glows discovered in the deep ocean” - Fox News
Editor: I’m glad to know that millions went towards finding a tiny glow in the dark shark, a toy I’ve had since I was six.
“US military says robotic pack mules are too noisy to use” - The Verge
Editor: The Romans had their legions, the Greeks had their Spartans, and the Japanese had samurai. The US... we have ass-robots that we can’t even use.
“Congress to NASA: Hurry up on that 'habitation augmentation module'” - UPI
Editor: It is understandable why congress would want virtual life so quickly seeing as they’re all dead robots on the inside.
“Rise Of The 'Social' Robots: NTU Singapore Unveils Nadine, The Chatty Receptionist” - Forbes
Editor: Great. Now I have to be creeped out when all I want is a damn appointment.













