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19/10 > Des chercheurs créent des essaims auto-reconfigurables de robots à plusieurs pattes bit.ly/3nq5AfP via @scinewscom #LaMethSci 
[L’étude à découvrir] 28/07 > Des essaims de robots multi-pattes auto-reconfigurables accomplissent collectivement des tâches terradynamiques difficiles bit.ly/3pBDCjY via @SciRobotics #LaMethSci
14/10 > L'armée américaine pourrait avoir un robot ressemblant à un chien armé d'un fusil de sniper bit.ly/3C8k4qO via @newscientist #LaMethSci
Re: the #Babylon5 reboot. I’m generally very positive but wanted to share a couple of perspectives I’ve had:
One thing that worries me is the thought that some of the characters we loved (some for obvious and some for far more subtle reasons) will be airbrushed. I don’t want to jump straight to Sheridan because I held Sinclair in such high regard.
Some would argue that they would prefer a continuation series (I would like this too). But I feel that’s a conversation for further down the road. Wisdom says you shouldn’t pour new wine in old wine skins… and I feel the case needs to be made to justify it.
In the life of every writer or artist there's one work which they believe marks a point of transition, a work that will survive them. In television that’s #Babylon5 and #sense8. In prose, for me, it's Together We Will Go, which debuts July 6 in the US & UK tinyurl.com/yye7z5du
It’s a deeply personal novel that I could not have written ten or even five years ago. I had to grow into it. Or it had to grow into me. Funny how these things work. It’s a book composed entirely of risks --
-- a mainstream character story, not genre; an epistolary novel told in texts: voicemails, emails, audio recordings and journal entries by a dozen people rather than through one conventional narrator; and the subject examined by the book is suicide, but not in the expected way.
Babylon 5 fashions: I've never seen Babylon 5 before and I'm already obsessed with this man. The jewels!! The hair!! The Napoleonic circus vibes of it all!
one thing I noticed right away is that the uniforms are more obviously gendered than the TNG ones because they have a collar that overlaps in different directions. I do love a leather touch of fancy.
this lady is just Psychic Dana Scully, fashion-wise
Since I can't watch Wynonna Earp live, I'm gonna continue my analysis of #TheExpanse with season 1, episode 4, "CQB". #SomeThingsINoticed
The dead guy Miller found after the riot in the last episode. Note confirmation from Julie's files that she matched with him on the space dating site. His profile says "I'll be your Sherpa". #TheExpanse #SomeThingsINoticed
Another reference here to how technology on Mars is outstripping Earth's in various areas, and how the impoverished Belt lags behind. #TheExpanse #SomeThingsINoticed
