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Topics: Climate Change, Global Warming, Politics, Research
Disaster Response Projects Could Lose Funding to Border Wall
Daniel Cusick, Policy and Ethics, Scientific American
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Topics: Climate Change, Global Warming, Politics, Research
Disaster Response Projects Could Lose Funding to Border Wall
Daniel Cusick, Policy and Ethics, Scientific American
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Topics: Civics, Civil Rights, Existentialism, Human Rights, Politics
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Party of Apocalypse - a pre-election, frustrated essay rant that sadly hasn't faded away.
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Topics: Laser, Optical Physics, Photonics, Materials Science, Nanotechnology, Quantum Mechanics
3D topological insulators go photonic, Belle Dumé, Physics World
The Hubble telescope launched in 1990. Credit: NASA |
Topics: Astronomy, Astrophysics, NASA, Politics, Research
Hubble telescope camera is broken — and US government shutdown could delay repairs
Alexandra Witze, Nature
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Topics: Biology, Cancer, Electromagnetic Radiation, Green Energy, Nanotechnology, Research
Electric nanoparticles can target and kill cancer cells by zapping them
Emerging Technology, arXiv
Topics: Astronomy, Astrophysics, General Relativity, Gravitational Waves, LIGO, Neutron Stars
A New Cosmic Messenger, Imre Bartos, Physics World
Imre Bartos is an assistant professor at the University of Florida in the US, where he studies extreme cosmic explosions related to the formation and evolution of black holes. He is a member of the LIGO Scientific Collaboration and an associate member of the IceCube Collaboration
The fact that most indie Black Age publishers produce limited editions or small press runs insures the collector will likely have a rare item to treasure. Future speculative investors, auctions and collectors, once its time has come, will pay dividends to acquire items from this extended important era in this industry. Seeing "Black" as investment value or prestige is growing beyond the realm of that which comes from the mainstream. Most will be left saying...."I had those Black Age books...I didn't ever think much of them. Damn!"
Concept. Design. Production. All strong and at the ready. But where are the matching, ready for the challenge up for the opportunity legal, marketing, investment or distribution folks? Are they simply missing in action? Are they slow and derivative? Or do they only see value in drafting on the cast offs and one offs of the mainstream instead of embracing the future profits of our Dreams?
The past weekend something spectacular supposedly had appeared in the skies above planet earth.Astronomers and the folks at NASA had charted out on December 16, a greenish, blobs like comet could be seen making a close approach to earth on December 16.The comet supposedly moves closer to earth a trifle closer than the Moon, so close the greenish comet on that night could be seen with the naked eye. The particular,greenish comet is known as tube "Wirtanen,"one,and on December 16 any persons wanting to view tube comet, there were watch gatherings set up in different areas of America to view, the flashing green comet. Now,in The as the weather is mild in during the days and a smidgen cooler at night,but where I live there are lights too numerous makes the viewing of the green comet not too clear. However,in case some of us other folks on planet earth missed, "the Grinch's comet,"well according to NASA, the Wirtanen,the true name of the comet will not make another flashy,green show until another twenty years,and the Grinch would be possibly nearing the age of say 90 years old?
The author Amina Delamere has sell-published a recent,and rewrite of one of her older novels entitled;ALEXANDREI.After a cosmonaut returns to earth he returns a vampire,but there is another evil on planet earth waiting to destroy ALEXANDREI.The ebook is sold on the sites of Amazon and Barnes and Noble online store. Have a safe, and happy holiday season.Peace,and goodwill for the entire world
Topics: Civics, Civil Rights, Diversity, Human Rights, Humor
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Topics: Materials Science, Probability, Radiation, X-rays
X-ray correlations assemble a complete velocity field, Alex Lopatka, Physics Today
Topics: Climate Change, Existentialism, Global Warming, Politics
Arctic heads for ‘uncharted territory’, Harvey Leifert, Physics World
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Topics: Biology, Biophysics, Nanotechnology
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1. Gecko Nanotechnology, Berger, Michael, Royal Society of Chemistry, Nano Werk dot com
2. Gecko adhesion: evolutionary nanotechnology, Autumn, Kellar; Gravish, Nick, The Royal Society Publishing
How Geckos Run on Water, Charles Q. Choi, Inside Science
Topics: 3D Printing, Materials Science, Metamaterials, Nanotechnology, Science Fiction
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Imploding hydrogel shrinks objects to the nanoscale, Belle Dumé, Physics World
Topics: Civics, Existentialism, Humor, Politics
1. All of Robert Mueller’s indictments and plea deals in the Russia investigation so far, Andrew Prokop, Vox.com
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Topics: Astrophysics, Black Holes, Cosmology, Gravitational Waves, LIGO
Measuring cosmic distances with standard sirens, Physics Today
Daniel Holz is a professor of physics and of astronomy and astrophysics at the University of Chicago.
Scott Hughes is a professor of physics at MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Bernard Schutz is a professor of physics and astronomy at Cardiff University in the UK.
Illustrations of frequency-dependent toughening in a polymer-metal-nanoglue-ceramic composite. Credit: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
Topics: Materials Science, Metamaterials, Nanotechnology
Nanoglue can make composites several times tougher during dynamic loading, Matthew Kwan et al. Nature Communications, Phys.org
Topics: Astrophysics, Fluid Mechanics, Nuclear Physics, Relativity, Theoretical Physics
Compelling evidence for small drops of perfect fluid, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Phys.org
Peace. As the post title says, (inspired by Rakim's greatest opening lines), this marks somewhat of a return. I have not posted in a long while, so here I am. I hope everyone whom I have not communicated with; are doing well.
I will be checking in more often than not.
Peace.