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The Most Expensive Scientific Experiment
Brian Cox talks about why CERN is an exciting and important scientific endeavor and he does this in a down to earth manner. In the grand scheme of things and given some time this undertaking has great… more »
Optimal Functioning
The Most Expensive Scientific Experiment
Hans Rippel wrote 2 months ago: Brian Cox talks about why CERN is an exciting and important scientific endeavor and he does this in … more »
String Theory Made Simple by Brian Greene
Helge Johannessen wrote 2 months ago: Brian Greene recently had a speech at the TED Talk conference, where he explained String Theory in a … more »
Artificially Aged Brandy
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Helge Johannessen wrote 2 months ago: Jon Sarriugarte has managed to artificially age brandy with the machine he has christened VOLT/AGED, … more »
Pictures of Colliding Galaxies From Hubble
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Helge Johannessen wrote 2 months ago: This post contain some of the truly amazing images that the Space Telescope Science Institute recent … more »
Fusion Power and ITER Videos
Hans Rippel wrote 2 months ago: ITER- The Way to Fusion Power 1 ITER- The Way to Fusion Power 2 ITER Assembly ITER R&D Projec … more »
Solar Sail to Power Future Spaceships
Helge Johannessen wrote 2 months ago: Electric Solar Wind Sail Could Power Future Space Travel In Solar System This cool looking scientist … more »
The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER)
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Hans Rippel wrote 2 months ago: The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) is a collaborative project by the EU, Ja … more »
Probability of Finding Life on Other Planets
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Helge Johannessen wrote 2 months ago: What Are The Odds Of Finding Extraterrestrial Intelligent Life? Brought in this article since it fur … more »
Trapped 41 Hours in Elevator
Helge Johannessen wrote 2 months ago: Our Local Correspondents: Up and Then Down: Reporting & Essays: The New Yorker The link above is … more »
NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day of April 16th 2008
Hans Rippel wrote 2 months ago: APOD: 2008 April 16 - A Protected Night Sky Over Flagstaff A Protected Night Sky Over Flagstaff A … more »
Is there intelligent life elsewhere in the universe?
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Hans Rippel wrote 2 months ago: Greg Laden’s Blog : Is there intelligent life elsewhere in the universe?Manage All Categories … more »
Surviving without protection in Space / Vacuum is Possible!
Hans Rippel wrote 2 months ago: Survival in Space Unprotected Is Possible–Briefly: Scientific American “…animal ex … more »
Superconductors to Prevent Spacecraft Collisions
Helge Johannessen wrote 2 months ago: Science: Scientists Use Superconductors to Get Spacecrafts Hovering “In essence, one “gr … more »
Firefox Observed in Space
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Helge Johannessen wrote 2 months ago: Space: Even Gigantic Celestial Bodies Prefer Firefox to IE … more »
Do Humans Deserve to Find Life on Other Planets? | Environment | AlterNet
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Hans Rippel wrote 2 months ago: Do Humans Deserve to Find Life on Other Planets? | Environment | AlterNet “Since we’ve b … more »
Ten Exotic Planets Outside Our Solar System Discovered
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Helge Johannessen wrote 3 months ago: Ten Exotic Planets Outside Our Solar System Discovered With New Technique I’m waiting for life … more »
'Suspended Animation' Induced In Mice With Sewer Gas
Helge Johannessen wrote 3 months ago: ‘Suspended Animation’ Induced In Mice With Sewer Gas: Effects Are Reversible Finally! Pu … more »
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