Molly raises awareness for recycling old technology. Story links: Computers, Electronics Recycling

Rocketboom Tech’s correspondent, Ellie Rountree, talks about the concept of Singularity and how it could potentially change the world. Story links: Moore’s Law, The Coming Superbrain, By 2040 you will be able to upload your brain…, Darwin’s Robots, Games Design Themselves, LIBBY - Vocal Artificial Intelligence ‘Search’ Example., Singularity University Assets: Moore’s Law and AI, Matrix Trailer, The Terminator Movie Trailer, The Restaurant Game, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

This episode was created in collaboration with Intel!

Molly, Ellie, Ella, and Leah take a road trip to the New Jersey Pine Barrens in search of the Jersey Devil (with a special guest.) Music by The Discoghosts

Molly visits some of the most picturesque landmarks in New York City.

You can’t get away from the internet.

Molly is officially back at Rocketboom and is excited to report the daily news starting Monday! Send us your interesting and cool news stories at news@rocketboom.com

Rocketboom captures moments from this morning’s September 11th commemoration at Zuccotti Park near the World Trade Center site in New York City.

A Rocketboom Encore presentation. adam quirk and wreck & salvage adapt franz kafka’s metamorphosis

Molly talks about turning digital things into tangible art.

A Rocketboom Encore Presentation. Miniature City. Inspired by Little People. Music by Drew.

Rocketboom NYC field correspondent, Ella Morton, meets up with a few New York based traceurs to learn about the art and physicality of Parkour. Jump Britain.

Rocketboom Spotlight: New York Airplane Flight by Sam Fuller.

An update from Molly. London Aquarium, Jumping through trees!, Top Gear star to build Lego house, Antony Gormley, One & Other, Trafalgar Square plinth becomes surprise web hit for Sky Arts, ‘Space Cheese’ tumbles back to High Wycombe!

Painting with Light.

A song for the last four telephone booths in Manhattan by Molly.

July 12, 2009 Manhattanhenge, when the sun sets in alignment with the buildings of New York City. Manhattanhenge and the Real-Time Moment, Hayden Planetarium: Manhattanhenge

Stop motion animation using refrigerator magnets. Music: “Caprice in Groove” by David Rimelis

Hi Molly! (Molly’s Blog, Molly on Twitter, Molly on YouTube)

Rocketboom spotlight: Iran: A nation of bloggers by Aaron Chiesa, Toru Kageyama, Hendy Sukarya, and Lisa Temes, students the Vancouver Film School.

Rocketboom Spotlight: Fantasmagorie by Émile Cohl, widely considered to be the first fully animated film ever made.

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Rocketboom Spotlight: ‘Sorry I’m Late‘ by Tomas Mankovsky.

Thank you, Joanne!

If time was infinite and space was finite everything would repeat.