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Sept. 16, 2008) -- A University of Waterloo scientist says that cosmic rays are a key cause for expanding the hole in the ozone layer over the South Pole -- and predicts the largest ozone hole will occur in one or two weeks. ... Source: www.usatoday.com --- 24 days ago
The revelation that tiny eight-legged animals survived exposure to the harsh environment of space on an Earth-orbiting mission ... ... Source: www.boston.com --- 26 days ago
One day 10 years ago, Richard Wrangham was lying in front of the fire in his home thinking about human evolution. People like to think in front of fires, and Wrangham, a Harvard professor of biological anthropology, likes to think about human evolution, so it wasn't really a special occasion. Then Wrangham put the two together. ... Source: www.guardian.co.uk --- 33 days ago
This year's most eagerly awaited computer game has arrived. Sales of Spore in the US are predicted to top two million copies by the end of this month, which is surprising, considering that the game is based on evolutionary THEORY, and surveys consistently show that a full 50% of Americans don't believe that human beings evolved. Created by legendary games designer Will Wright, who previously produced such classics as SimCity and The Sims, Spore - originally titled Sim Everything - is an enchanting and fascinating game. It's easy to get started: simply pick a name for your tide-pool-dwelling amoeba, decide whether it's carnivorous or herbivorous, and start zooming around the water, finding food and gathering enough points for a DNA mutation. Like other simulation games, Spore rewards thought and effort, but it's also simple enough for anyone to enjoy passing half an hour growing a tiny creature into a larger one. Eventually your species will develop enough to form rudimentary legs and crawl to ground. Then it's time to mutate some more, develop intelligence, form tribes, civilizations and eventually travel off into space. With its educational subject matter, Spore is the kind of game any parent should be pleased to find their child absorbed in, and although it wears its learning lightly, the brutal truth of evolution is hard to miss. How do you succeed as a carnivorous creature? By hunting other smaller creatures, of course; even i ... Source: www.telegraph.co.uk --- 34 days ago
Modern footballs give attacking teams an unfair advantage because their design makes it hard for goalkeepers to anticipate where a shot is heading a scientist has claimed. ... Source: www.bloomberg.com --- 2 hours ago
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Hi folks, Sorry that there is no picture for you. I have just posted a tutorial which introduces colour THEORY on my website. I hope this will help select colours or colour schemes for painting miniatures and terrain projects. The tutorial may be found here: Colour THEORY Any suggestions, questions or comments would be appreciated - either post them here or email me through... ...
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DALLAS - NEW research suggests that science cannot support the assertion that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone assassin of President John F. Kennedy. Cliff Spiegelman,... ...
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Mooted as a THEORY 75 years ago but discovered only recently through indirect evidence, dark matter accounts for about 22 percent of the mass of the universe, scientists believe. ...
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Atoms are now such a commonplace idea that it is hard to remember how radical they used to seem. When scientists first hypothesized atoms centuries ago, they despaired of ever observing anything so small, and many questioned whether the concept of atoms could even be called scientific. Gradually, however, evidence for atoms accumulated and reached a tipping point with Albert Einstein’s 1905 analysis of Brownian motion, the random jittering of dust grains in a fluid. Even then, it took another 20 years for physicists to develop a THEORY explaining atoms--namely, quantum mechanics--and another 30 for physicist Erwin Müller to make the first microscope images of them. Today entire industries are based on the characteristic properties of atomic matter. Physicists’ understanding of the composition of space and time is following a similar path, but several steps behind. Just as the behavior of materials indicates that they consist of atoms, the behavior of space and time suggests that they, too, have some fine-scale structure--either a mosaic of spacetime “atoms” or some other filigree work. Material atoms are the smallest indivisible units of chemical compounds; similarly, the putative space atoms are the smallest indivisible units of distance. They are generally thought to be about 10–35 meter in size, far too tiny to be seen by today’s most powerful instruments, which probe distances as short as 10–18 meter. Consequently, many scien ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 32 days ago
Science Daily Sep 8 2008 2:24PM GMT ... Source: pubs.acs.org --- 37 days ago
Vyacheslav S. Bryantsev, Mamadou S. Diallo, Adri C. T. van Duin, and William A. Goddard III Web Release Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2008 00:00:00 EDT (Article) DOI: 10.1021/jp804373p ... Source: www.udel.edu --- 30 days ago
Archaeological evidence suggests that glass was first made in the Middle East sometime around 3000 B.C. However, almost 5,000 years later, scientists are still perplexed about how glassy materials make the transition from a molten state to a solid. Richard Wool, professor of chemical engineering at UD, thinks he has the answer. ...
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Take a huge beefy guy with more rippling muscles than what's humanly possible, a pasty white chick clad in what looks like aluminum foil and wires, and a very very high tower that's wrought with, oh, say... lots of bad stuff. Now bring these three elements together, and you've got Tecmo 's NEW game for the PS3: Quantum THEORY . Famitsu 's got first dibs again, and they're bringing us some pre-TGS info. Presumably, Quantum THEORY is one of the three NEW titles that Tecmo's supposed to unveil during the Tokyo Game Show, but now, thanks to Famitsu, we got some initial details. Now aside from Steroid-Stricken Dude, Aluminum Foil Chick, and Big Scary Tower, here are a couple more details from Famitsu's scan: Quantum THEORY a third-person shooter set in a sci-fi world. Steroid-Stricken Dude actually has a name. It's Sid. He's your character in the game. Aluminum Foil Chick also has a name: Filena. There's no explicit mention in the text whether Filena is actually playable or not (one of the screens in the scan suggests she is though), but story-wise, both of them have to cooperate as they head to the top of the tower. Sid is heading up to destroy the tower. Meanwhile, Filena is there to search for her father - chances are, daddy's also at the top of the tower (how convenient). Sid uses a huge gun. Filena uses a sword that can change into a gun (or is it the other way around?) Stick around for the next couple of days for more info. They say ...
(Fox Photos) My DVR yelled at me for not having enough free space on Monday night to record a late-night movie (and no, I don't get Cinemax), so it was time to finally get caught up on the NEW version of " 90210 ." I wholeheartedly admit to being a huge fan of the original " Beverly Hills 90210 ," just like the rest of the world, so I was quite open-minded to the NEW show. Lucky for us fellas, Kelly Taylor returned to the NEW series. And she's a mom now, with 4-year-old Sammy occupying her free time. The overwhelming presumption is that Dylan is the baby daddy. For the first few episodes, the father was only referred to as "He" or "Him." Then in the third episode, Brenda Walsh finally yells out Dylan's name and that Kelly has always had a thing for him. But did you see Kelly's facial reaction? And do you understand TV drama? And did you hear that "90210" just got picked up for another nine episodes this season, giving them a full 22-show season? Add it all up and you get my NEW crazy " 90210 " baby daddy THEORY: Brandon Walsh is the father of Sammy Taylor! Yes, indeed, it's an extreme thought that the Minnesota-raised do-gooder Brandon would be an absentee father. But that's the beauty of this plot twist. To be clear, I have no knowledge of the accuracy of this plotline and I'm not playing spoiler. Rather, it's just a THEORY, and isn't that what Internet TV speculation is all about? ...
Filed under: Other Comedy Shows , Industry , OpEd Years ago it was Seinfeld ruling the quotable roost in television sitcom world. You know you'll never forget "close talkers" or the meaning of "spongeworthy." But for the first time since then, I've found a show I truly think is quoteworthy. Its closet competitor lines-wise is How I Met Your Mother which follows it on Monday night. But The Big Bang THEORY rules over that show these days for me. Some of Sheldon's (played stupendously by Jim Parsons) lines are a bit convoluted to remember and I really am not Louis (oops!) Bill Nye, the Science Guy. However, overall the show's writers deserve kudos for a job well done. Read on past the jump for some of the best lines I've found from the show. Continue reading The Big Bang THEORY is the NEW best lines machine Permalink | Email this | | Comments ...
Arvind Kumar, Jayesh G. Bokria, Zeki Buyukmumcu, Tanmoy Dey, and Gregory A. Sotzing Web Release Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2008 00:00:00 EDT (Article) DOI: 10.1021/ma702773e ...
clipped by: Silkweaver clipper's remarks: Clip Source: www.theonion.com As the debate over the teaching of evolution in public schools continues, a NEW controversy over the science curriculum arose Monday in this embattled Midwestern state. Scientists from the Evangelical Center For Faith-Based Reasoning are now asserting that the long-held "THEORY of gravity" is flawed, and they have responded to it with a NEW THEORY of Intelligent Falling. "Things fall not because they are acted upon by some gravitational force, but because a higher intelligence, 'God' if you will, is pushing them down," said Gabriel Burdett, who holds degrees in education, applied Scripture, and physics from Oral Roberts University. Burdett added: "Gravity—which is taught to our children as a law—is founded on great gaps in understanding. Isaac Newton himself said, 'I suspect that my theories may all depend upon a force for which philosophers have searched all of nature in vain.' Of course, he is alluding to a higher power." Tags: humor ...