A Baby Monitor and the NASA Shuttle -- Now That's Seamless Integration

After a mother of two in a Chicago suburb put her children to bed, she flipped on her baby monitor. What she saw was a black-and-white video of the inside of NASA's Space Shuttle Atlantis, according to the Associated Press. "Whoever has a baby monitor knows what you'll usually see," said the elementary school science teacher. "No one would ever expect this."

The monitor has been picking up the signal since Sunday. "The explanation from the Johnson Space Center is that the same kind of baby monitor resides in a house nearby where the NASA TV channel is available," according to an article on Yahoo!. "Another theory is that a neighbor has a wireless device with the same frequency as the monitor and connected to a TV which gets the NASA channel."

If only all government system integrations would work this well.