Welcome to The After Math, where we attempt to summarize this week's tech news through numbers, decimal places and percentages.
This week's After Math appears to have taken on a comic book theme. Want to make your own Thor hammer? How about your very own Atomic Watch -- rather than those radio-wave-based excuses of a timepiece? We've also got the very real prospect of civilian flights to outer space and, er, Kobe Bryant advertising Lenovo smartphones. Stranger things have happened, right? Join us after the break.
Volts coursing through this guy's homemade Thor hammer: 80,000Price of a truly atomic wristwatch: $78,000Ticket price for the first thousand passengers on Virgin Galactic: $250,000Reported amount bid for first commercial airline ticket in 1914: $400That bid adjusted for inflation: $9,310.92Estimated launch date for Virgin Galactic's first passenger flight into space: early 2014NASA's estimated date for domestic flights with US astronauts: 2017Camera lenses on LG's Optimus 3D: 3Lenses within Pelican's developmental array camera: 16
Years that Kobe Bryant has played professional basketball: 16Years that Lenovo has been making Android smartphones: 3Amount Bryant was paid for this Lenovo spot: UnknownAmount Bryant was paid for endorsements in 2011 / 2012 according to Forbes: $32 millionCurrent number of registered users on sticker-happy LINE messenger: 150 millionCurrent number of Facebook users: 665 millionFacebook's revenue for Q1 2013: $1.46 billionSize of a hydrogen atom: 0.12nm (depending on your definition)Frames in IBM's atomic-scale stop-motion movie: 242
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