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If you had ever wanted to know how a bullet travels in slow motion, when fired, you will be able to see it for real in detail, thanks to a camera developed by the scientists at the Imperial College, London. That is not all; you can even watch the...
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While this is not something that has already been achieved on a large scale, scientists do claim that they are closer to achieving artificial photosynthesis than ever...
made popular Jul 14 2008
A team of scientists from Princeton University has found that the so called quantum Hall effect, which is observed in two-dimensional electron systems subjected to low...
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In the study, the scientists observed the extreme rapid motion of electrons in a crystal of gallium arsenide, which was placed in a high electrical field for a short...
made popular Dec 29 2007
The idea of designing a cell to store energy was initially inspired by living cells. Energy produced and stored in a cell is thus comparable with that of a living cell....
made popular Oct 27 2007
Recently US researchers have made a movie on a moving electron in a container. Container is full of cold liquid helium. High intensity sound puslses are being used by...
made popular Jun 8 2007
Pollsters at the IBM are working on the practical optical interconnects for some time and they have come up with a silicon device that delays the flow of light, by...
made popular Dec 23 2006
HIGH-ENERGY particle physicists are fond of smashing things, break them open them and see what’s inside. It’s a good technique of working out what the world...
made popular Dec 7 2006
Researchers at the University of Rochester have outlined a model of Terahertz Transistor that operates at room temperature. The model device called ballistic deflection...
made popular Aug 29 2006
Auroras on Earth happen, leaving the gazers pondering on the ever-happening outer world. But, when does it happen? It is when the solar wind interacts with our...
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Over the years, the scope of data storage from a consumer perspective has grown in scale. It has improved leaps and bounds with time. Smaller is better when it comes to...
made popular Aug 31 2007
Recently US researchers have made a movie on a moving electron in a container. Container is full of cold liquid helium. High intensity sound puslses are being used by...
made popular Jun 8 2007
In an effort to find a clue to this, an international team of astronomers has looked at something very big, a distant galaxy. It is to study the behavior of things very...
made popular Dec 22 2005
Do you know what build the earth? Its quite obvious that it is made from the materials available - is it a conglomeration of materials scattered in the space? Black...
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