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Sonoluminescence: Light is Created by Sound Wave

Sonoluminescence: Light is Created by Sound Wave

Under certain reasons, sound waves can generate visible light. Find out which circumstances, explore the debate about how the phenomenon works, and learn how to make your own sonoluminescence generator. The first instances of sonoluminescence were documented in the mid-nineteen-thirties, when scientists experimenting with naval sonar noticed that sound waves, when traveling through water, could [...]

By On June 6, 2010 2 Responses
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Scientists Develop Nanowires That Can Convert Heartbeats Into Electricity

Scientists Develop Nanowires That Can Convert Heartbeats Into Electricity

Scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology have placed nanowires inside rats that have successfully converted the animals breaths and heartbeats into electricity. These nanowire generators could one day lead to battery-free nano-scale medical implants and sensors powered by the body itself.

By On June 6, 2010 3 Responses
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Scientists Make Huge Leap Toward Finding A Cure For Common Cold And Other Flu

Scientists Make Huge Leap Toward Finding A Cure For Common Cold And Other Flu

Scientists may be closing in on the age-old goal of finding a cure for the common cold, and other forms of influenza. Scientists at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York have discovered a method of stopping the spread of influenza viruses by stopping the genetic process by which the virus replicates itself. They can essentially flip a switch that stops the virus RNA in its tracks.

By On June 6, 2010 2 Responses
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Computer Gates Built From DNA Could Lead To Biocomputers We Can Inject Inside Us

Computer Gates Built From DNA Could Lead To Biocomputers We Can Inject Inside Us

Scientists are finding success recently in getting DNA to mimic non-biological circuits and form logic gates, the stuff from which all computers are made. DNA-based logic gates that could some day carry out calculations inside our bodies and can be programmed to target diseases as they arise. “The biocomputer would sense biomarkers and immediately react [...]

By On June 2, 2010 1 Response
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Giant Hole In The Ground Opens Up In The Middle Of Guatemalan City

Giant Hole In The Ground Opens Up In The Middle Of Guatemalan City

A giant gaping hole in the ground has suddenly opened up in the middle of the city street intersection of Ciudad de Guatemala. Looking at the picture would give anyone the creeps, like looking down straight into hell. We can’t see these pictures without getting vertigo. A sinkhole is a natural depression caused by the [...]

By On June 1, 2010 19 Responses
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Watch A Huge Nuclear Cooling Tower Being Blown To The Ground

Watch A Huge Nuclear Cooling Tower Being Blown To The Ground

What you see below is the K Cooling Tower at the Savannah River Site, a giant nuclear cooling tower that’s been sitting unused since the end of the Cold War. It costs taxpayer money to maintain, and so it makes sense to just demolish this useless relic. But why wait so long to demolish this [...]

By On May 31, 2010 Respond
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A Real Iron Man Suit

A Real Iron Man Suit

Anthony Le, 25, has been a fan of Iron Man since he was a kid, but when he heard that the comic-book superhero was hitting the big screen in 2008, he was inspired to build his own Iron Man suit.

By On May 31, 2010 1 Response
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Strange News:Man Infects Himself with (Computer) Virus

Strange News:Man Infects Himself with (Computer) Virus

A British scientist has become the first human being to contract a computer virus.

By On May 27, 2010 3 Responses
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Shrek Forever After proves that all 3D can’t fulfill the Expectation

Shrek Forever After proves that all 3D can’t fulfill the Expectation

Shrek Forever After still proves that all 3D movies turns to gold because it doesn’t shatter the charts as strongly as many expectation.

By On May 25, 2010 Respond
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Nuclear Testing Turned All Our Teeth Radioactive

Nuclear Testing Turned All Our Teeth Radioactive

Nuclear bomb testing in the 1950s has resulted in an unexpected occurrence: it has turned the teeth of all humans on the planet radioactive. Researchers discovered this phenomenon while trying to determine the age of deceased individuals. They have found that all our teeth are, in fact, radioactive clocks. Above ground nuclear tests in the [...]

By On May 23, 2010 Respond
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Artificial Life(Synthetic DNA) Created by Scientist

Artificial Life(Synthetic DNA) Created by Scientist

Genomic science has hugely enhanced our understanding of the biological world. It is permitting researchers to “read” the genetic code of organisms from all branches of life by sequencing the four letters that build up DNA. Sequencing genomes has now become routine, giving rise to thousands of genomes in the public databases. In one of [...]

By On May 22, 2010 1 Response
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Scientists make “Artificial Life”

Scientists make “Artificial Life”

Scientists in the US have succeeded in developing the first synthetic living cell.The researchers constructed a bacterium’s “genetic software” and transplanted it into a host cell.

By On May 21, 2010 Respond
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Darpa Develops Device That Will Know You’re Sick Before You Do

Darpa Develops Device That Will Know You’re Sick Before You Do

Researchers at Duke University, funded by Darpa, have developed a biosensor that has the ability to know if you’re sick with a virus infection even before your first sneeze. The sensor detects changes in gene expression that occur in people exposed to viruses like the common cold, flu, or the respiratory syncytial virus. This approach [...]

By On May 15, 2010 Respond
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Researchers experiment with floating windmills

Researchers experiment with floating windmills

A turbine spin of 80-metre blades in the North Sea wind which is ten kilometres off the southwest coast of Norway.It’s not an unusually large windmill, and its 2.3-megawatt output is unremarkable. Even its location isn’t unique.

By On May 9, 2010 Respond
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Mobilicity wireless launch approved by CRTC

Mobilicity wireless launch approved by CRTC

Mobilicity(new wireless carrier) has been given the green light to start operations this spring, with the CRTC requiring a few minor changes to its ownership and control structure.

By On May 9, 2010 2 Responses
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