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A bacteria-powered cell phone charger! Wow, this is really one of the most innovative products I have seen till date.
I can’t imagine living without my cell phone, and, I especially feel very upset if there is no electricity to keep my...
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The National Science Foundation might need IBMs services to build the world’s fastest supercomputer at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications at the...
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Along with the coal-fired power plants at the environmentalists’ target points, the ‘fly ash’ emitted form them as waste has always been a concern for both health and...
made popular May 24 2007
With the world experiencing frequent tsunamis and volcanic eruptions-related phenomenon, the increasing need for monitoring the underground volcanoes goes without...
made popular May 11 2007
The most detailed, high-resolution map of Antarctica has been produced for the first time. More than a thousand images taken by the Landsat 7 satellite have been...
made popular Mar 8 2007
It seems that this is a golden age of astronomy as more and more discoveries are being made from the online community members. This new online service has provided the...
made popular Jan 15 2007
Scientists have found the biggest tsunami ever measured! It occurred on July 9, 1958 in Lituya Bay, Alaska. Triggered by an earthquake of 7.5 magnitudes, the tsunami...
made popular Dec 23 2006
Scientists are developing plastics in an environment-responsible way! Yes, they are using environmentally friendly substances like vitamin C or pure water to make...
made popular Oct 26 2006
An ‘optically switchable’ material has been created by the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute researchers. Magically, it can change a surface from its sticky...
made popular Jun 21 2006
Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine researchers revealed the genetics behind how the ancient four-footed animals evolved into streamlined marine whales. ...
made popular May 24 2006
A small, inexpensive remote-control plane is to come to the market soon. It is a sensing tool, being prototyped by a Kansas State University research team. This...
made popular May 10 2006
Just two years to go, and we may see the earth diminishing of its abundant of fly ash disposed off onto it especially from coal-burning power plants. But how? Henry...
made popular Apr 27 2006
Look at that fleet of aerial drones. They are not meant for an exhibit or a test ride of new models. These aerial drones have a nobler ambition than these. They are...
made popular Apr 18 2006
We all know that magma that flows beneath volcanoes produces tremors deep inside the Earth. But, a new study suggests something else too! It says that tremors can also...
made popular Apr 17 2006
While some scientists are busy studying Alaska’s Augustine Volcano, as it erupts and sends a plume of ash more than 40,000 feet into the air, others are busy...
made popular Feb 21 2006
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
An invitation for two months to the Antarctica. Not for a holiday trip. Canadian Space Agency informed that Dr. Gordon Osinski, scientist at the Canadian Space...
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Just two years to go, and we may see the earth diminishing of its abundant of fly ash disposed off onto it especially from coal-burning power plants. But how? Henry...
made popular Apr 27 2006
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