What would you think of a tractor with sensor controlled motion path determination, adjustable suspension, with 24-hour usability thanks to 360-degree night vision camera? What would you say about tractor who, beside pulling heavy equipment and attachments also can assess topographic datas and use them in farming activities? You would probably say – no way! [...]
A new report reveals that pretty soon galaxies will be unable to produce new stars. The reason according to the study is that the universe is running out of gas; hydrogen to be specific. When that gas is gone galaxies will lose one of the necessary building blocks for stars. The study was headed by [...]
Florian Beutler, a Ph.D. student at the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR) in Perth, Australia has arrived at a means of determining how fast the Universe is expanding, with the most accurate measurement ever made. Beutler has calculated the speed at which the Universe is expanding by means of the Hubble constant. He [...]
Human beings today hold the future of this planet, and the life it contains, in our hands. On The Origin of Tomorrow, the final essay in the Science Origin’s series, this message is pointed out quite clearly for readers. Celebrating the 150th anniversary of the publication of On The Origin of Species, many theories continue [...]
From the time as an eighth-grader when she studied thyroid hormone levels on a rat colony in her family’s living room through years of medical studies and a residency at John’s Hopkins, to becoming the associate clinical research dean and director at–OSU–Ohio State University’s CCTS–Center for Clinical and Translational Science, Rebecca Jackson let nothing stand [...]
Anyone who has ever watched Star Trek knows what a cloaking device is. In that case, an object–a star ship, for instance–could be cloaked from view. The idea of cloaking a period of time with an invisibility cloak is a concept engineers and physicists have been working on recently. Moti Fridman and Alexander Gaeta, Cornell [...]
Technology has changed what people think of when they think of the word “communication”. Communication used to arrive as part of a generic package. Phone, television, long distance communications, newspapers politics, sports, finance information, editorials and even the comics are things that used to be accessed via separate channels can now be accessed through technology [...]
From Bell’s simple telephone to Marconi’s radio, the technology afforded us today and the promised gadgets of tomorrow are blending into a much easier, more streamlined tool to connect us all on a global scale. Bringing us closer and keeping us globally informed in an age of smaller, more convenient interactive tools brings to mind [...]
PZ Myers’ Famous Writings On Modern Science Paul Zachary Myers, also known simply as “PZ” or “PZ Myers”, was born in March of 1957. PZ Myers is an associate biology professor at the United States of America’s most renowned biology studies at the University of Minnesota Morris (which is commonly abbreviated as UMM). PZ Myers [...]
While many people are excited by the scientific possibilities now offered by CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, not everyone in the international community is thrilled by this piece of technological wonder and its capabilities. Known as the LHC for short, the machine is set deep underground, running in a circle that is seventeen miles long. It [...]
