‘Science’ Archives
Car powered by Diet Coke, Mentos travels 239 feet
Car powered by Diet Coke, Mentos travels 239 feet. Car powered by Diet Coke, Mentos travels 239 feet. BUCKFIELD, Maine — The Maine guys known for creating colorful geysers from Diet Coke and Mentos candies say they’ve set a distance record for a vehicle with soda-and-candy-powered propulsion. Fritz Grobe and [...]
Caltech Team Discovers 18 New Planets
Caltech Team Discovers 18 New Planets. KTLA News 8:16 p.m. PST, December 3, 2011 PASADENA, Calif. (KTLA) -- There are 18 new planets in the universe -- and they're all orbiting around stars larger than the sun. The discovery of confirmed planets was made by a team of Caltech astronomers and was published in the December issue of the [...]
Scientists Report Breaking The Speed Of Light, But Can It Be True?
The AP is reporting results from a group of Italian researchers using equipment from the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) that claims they've measured particles traveling at a speed greater than the speed of light.
Strategic Communication Theory
By: Cristian Guerrero-Castro Strategic Communication Theory By Msc, Msd, Bsc Cristian Guerrero Castro. The professionals from various fields are working on what they call Strategic Communication, which has generated a number of people who speak about "their science", express their observations and dictate norms that are trying [...]
Creating Cloud Formations in the Battlespace – Cumulus Nimbus
Creating Cloud Formations in the Battlespace - Cumulus Nimbus By Lance Winslow Okay so, when we talk about using clouds in the Battlespace most modern day warriors assume we are talking about some sort of secured electronic communication scheme using cloud computing strategies. However, I'd like to talk about real clouds, that is to [...]
The Nebra Sky Disc
The Nebra Sky Disc By Richard Quindry With new archeological discoveries come changes in our perceptions of the past. Our image of the history of civilization is ever-changing, as ancient artifacts provide new insights into the evolution of Man's knowledge of the Universe. What we once thought of as a brutish, ignorant [...]
NASA spacecraft offers detailed views of Saturn’s Great White Spot
By Daniela Hernandez, Los Angeles Times July 6, 2011, 6:27 p.m. Saturn's Great White Spot, a recurring storm on that planet that has intrigued scientists since it was first observed in 1876, is a windy, towering cloud of ammonia and water spewing out super jolts of thunder and lightning. Now astronomers and NASA's Cassini spacecraft, which has [...]
Humans may have crowded out Neanderthals, study says
Humans may have crowded out Neanderthals, study says. By Amina Khan, Los Angeles Times July 29, 2011 The Neanderthal never stood a chance. Modern humans who entered Europe may have outnumbered their hominid relatives 10 to 1, a new study has found. The research, published online Thursday in the journal Science, helps explain why [...]
Exploring Human Consciousness: An Overview
By:David Brains Consciousness is one of the most important aspects of being human. It allows for the subjective experience called life. Yet where does consciousness come from? Answering this question has known a long history ranging from ancient times to the technological present. Where do we stand now? This article provides an overview of [...]
What Are the Psychological Ramifications of Long Term Human Hibernation?
What Are the Psychological Ramifications of Long Term Human Hibernation? By Lance Winslow Imagine going to sleep for many decades and when you wake up, most all of your friends have passed on, and you've missed a good chunk of human history. When you go back to where you used to live everything has changed. You don't know how to [...]
