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It is really interesting that some people think the ‘dark matter’ is the modern equivalence to ether of the early 1900’s and could be proved non-existent. While I do not agree with that view, the only thing certain about modern Physics is...
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Buddhism and Quantum Physics
A strange parallelism of two concepts of reality
Abstract. Rudyard Kipling, the famous english author of « The...
made popular Aug 8 2008
A new hybrid atom, which is half man-made and half natural has been discovered by scientists which could help in the development of quantum computers. The dream of...
made popular Jul 1 2008
Smallest diamond ring could play a major role in manufacturing powerful computers in future, said Australian researchers who prepared it.
The University of Melbourne...
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The next generation of ultra-small electronic devices seems to be under development - The refrigerators made from light capable of cooling atoms to the lowest...
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Supernovae are essentially the rare explosion of a star in outer space. Large galaxies typically play host to three supernovas per century. A portrait of two supernovae...
made popular Nov 21 2006
NASA will host a media teleconference with Hubble Space Telescope astronomers today to announce the discovery that dark energy has been an ever-present constituent of...
made popular Nov 16 2006
Mysterious force has remained constant over the life of the universe. It refused to fade away. The first results from an international effort to probe the nature of...
made popular Nov 28 2005
The enigmatic “dark energy” that drives the acceleration of the Universe behaves just like Einstein’s famed cosmological constant, according to the...
made popular Nov 24 2005
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