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Japan’s Super-K project aims to research elusive neutrino particles
Tōkyō :: Japan | about 2 hours ago
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One of the most elaborate science experiments ever attempted, involving a vast underground cavern, 50,000 tonnes of ultra-pure water and thousands of light sensitive detectors got under way began yesterday...To capture the neutrino, an elusive particle...
Tags: large hadron collider, science, collisions, collider, ain, Japan, electron neutrinos, Tōkyō, Neutrinos, Gifu Prefecture, Dark matter, Leptons, Kamioka Observatory, Technology Internet, Super-Kamiokande, Neutrino, Neutrino astronomy
$100,000 bet on 2012
All the folks that believe the world in which we live in is going to be destroyed in the year 2012. They seem to be coming from all directions, even hollywood has made a movie and named the movie after the date. I have been reading all these conspiracy...
Tags: 2012, planetx, conspiracy, death, life, years, gay, obama, Alpharetta, X, Planet X, If, 9/11 conspiracy theories, Wagering, Craps, Betting, Conspiracy theory, Entertainment Culture, Fringe theory, Human Interest, science
SNAKE PUKES an UNKNOWN SPECIES of CHAMELEON
A Tanzanian snake so startled by a British researcher that it threw up its still-undigested dinner in fact horked up a previously unknown species of chameleon. Andrew Marshall tells the Guardian he was surveying monkeys in the Magombera forest when...
Tags: Tanzanian snake, evolution, unknown species, endangered species, extinct, tanzania, marshall, chameleon, undigested, startled, Andrew Marshall, monkeys, Magombera forest, Kinyongia magomberae, Magombera, Dodoma, Chameleons, Kinyongia, Twig snake, Environment, science
NASA Baffled by Failure of Straw Shuttle
A zoom burst is the effect of using slow shutter speeds and a manual zoom lens to create outward streaks of color and light in an otherwise normal photograph. Follow these instructions to begin experimenting with this interesting technique.The...
Tags: Shuttle, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, George Toshikima, Nathan Meersen, straw ship, science, United Kingdom, London, George Harrison, Nathan Petrelli, Straw, Mars, Environment, Earth, Brevard County, Florida, NASA, Cape Canaveral
H1N1 RBD Changes D225G and D225E in Norway
Twenty-five HA sequences from Norway have been released at Genbank. The isolates were collected between May and October and include six sequences with receptor binding domain changes. All changes are at position 225, but 5 of the 6 have D225E, which the...
Tags: science, Oslo, Influenza A virus subtype H1N1, Receptor, Epidemiology, Norway
Scientist Repeats Swine Flu Lab-Escape Claim in Published Study
(Bloomberg) -- Adrian Gibbs, the virologist who said in May that swine flu may have escaped from a laboratory, published his findings today, renewing discussion about the origins of the pandemic virus. The new H1N1 strain, which was discovered in Mexico...
Tags: Technology Internet, Adrian Gibbs, Gibbs&, science, Walla Walla, Influenza, Animal virology, flu pandemic, Pandemics, Swine influenza, Influenza A virus subtype H1N1, Virology, Influenza pandemics, swine flu, Health Medical Pharma
Hacked climate emails awkward, not game changer
Washington :: DC :: USA | about 6 hours ago
Credibility Already dubbed "Climategate", emails stolen from a British university are sparking outrage from climate change skeptics who say they show that the scientists were colluding on suppressing data on how humans affect climate change. The emails, some written...
Tags: science, global warming, climate change, Washington, Environment, Environmental skepticism, Carbon finance, Jim Inhofe, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Climatologists, Global warming controversy, Politics, Technology Internet, Attribution of recent climate change, Patrick Michaels, Kevin E. Trenberth
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Big bang' machine achieves its first particle collisions
The Large Hadron Collider smashed its first proton beams together yesterday, three days after it was restarted following a 14-month shutdown for repairs. The particle accelerator’s Atlas detector picked up the first signs of a possible...
Tags: collisions, Rolf Heuer, big bang, Steve Myers, science, Switzerland, Geneva, Ain, E-Science, ATLAS experiment, Technology Internet, Fabiola Gianotti, Large Hadron Collider, Collider, Particle accelerators, LHC&rsquo, CERN
New 'Swype' System DOMINATES iPhone In Typing Test .
Swype could completely change the way we type on touchscreen smartphones -- and potentially pose a real challenge to the iPhone. Swype, invented by the creator of the T9 predictive typing system, offers a new input system for typing on touchscreen...
Tags: iPhone, science, Denver, Input/Output, Mobile technology, Samsung Omnia II, Smartphones, Portable media players, Touchscreens, Technology Internet, Swype
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