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11/7/09-
Bread Biting Bird Could Have Cost CERN a Lot More Dough
CERN’s LHC is making the news again as the project runs into yet another snag. With the program about to go back online after two failed attempts to find the boson or “god” particle, workers at CERN were shocked to find that a bird had dropped a bit of baguette into the $10 billion machine earlier today. Had the machine been activated without removing the obstruction it would have gone into “shut-down mode.”
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11/6/09-
$85M Bomb Dousing Program Causing Controversy
Iraqi security forces are once again under intense international scrutiny, this time for using a strained budget to purchase over 1,500 ADE 651 Units at a cost of up to $60,000 a piece despite the fact that many say it can’t possibly work. The ADE 651 is being sold as an electronic bomb sniffing device capable of detecting bombs from far away through a method many would recognize as almost identical to dousing, practiced for hundreds of years by “water witches” to find everything from water to gold.
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11/5/09-
Cool Technology Gadgets: For Music
With iPods leading the way in the world of media players, Microsoft has been trying in vain to keep up with the leader of the pack. Nowadays, Zune portable media players may have a fighting chance to put a dent in the market with the inclusion of the Tegra chip by Nvidia. In this article, you will learn more about the Tegra Chip, as well as other music-related gadgets.
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11/5/09-
Cool Technology and Advancements: Cell Phones
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From changing face plates to outfitting callbacks with favorite ring tones – we sure love our cell phones. Whenever the latest models, advanced QWERTY keyboards, and improvements in manufacturing hit the headlines, a new buzz spreads – encouraging consumers to renew their contracts and trade up for the newest technological advancements for cell phones. This article offers some of the best moves in 2009.
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10/20/09-
Cyber-Beetles Still Buggy
Recently announced cyber-beetles researched by the Department of Defense and DARPA may still have some bugs to work out, but the models have shown quite a bit of promise. Beetles are only one foray into the fusion between cybernetics and organic matter that has been sweeping the technological field lately. Berkely Researchers now say these cybernetic insects could eventually become models for MIV’s (Micro Air Vehicles) with potential military or scientific applications.
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10/11/09-
New 'Cuddle Drug' Cures Paranoia, Mistrust, Dissent
“Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me,” the old adage goes, but a new drug recently tested has been shown to cause people to trust strangers even if they are betrayed multiple times. The “cuddle drug” known as oxytocin is a chemical which, if used, will activate regions of the brain used to determine if others are trustworthy. The hormone occurs naturally in the brain, but was only recently synthesized into a drug which can be administered to cure social disorders and, in several cases, civil unrest.
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10/5/09-
Fungi that Science Will Try
Large groups of eukaryotic organisms have been infecting the news lately as science turns to these resilient mykes to solve several problems facing us today. Everything from fuel, to malaria, to the music we listen to could be changed forever.
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10/3/09-
Brain Computer Interface: Hands Free Everything
Brain Computer Interface (BCI) is the next step in neural interfacing with computers. Electronic implants, once the subject of science fiction, have been around in one capacity or another since the 1970’s, but have made great strides recently. By recent counts, around 100,000 people have cochlear implants allowing them to hear, macular degeneration in the eye is being combated by retinal implants, and of course prosthetic hands and arms can connect directly to the nervous system to allow for more articulated movement, but what about machines connecting to the brain itself?
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9/29/09-
Rocket-Man Could Go to Mars Thanks to New Technique
There was always a problem with getting enough fuel in one place to get a manned vessel to Mars, and the expense of it all, but it seems one of the greatest road-blocks in the way of humans reaching Mars may have finally been solved thanks to the ingenuity of a NASA engineer named Robert Adams.
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9/29/09-
Cattle Rustlin' in the Uncanny Valley
“Do you suppose she was human?” the line goes in Michael Crichton’s 1973 film “Westworld.” The premise for the film is a theme park with the peculiar variable slogan “Where Nothing Could Possibly Go Wrong.” In it, people are dropped in the middle of a fantasy world where robots pose as other players in a role-playing type game. The idea is, that robots are indistinguishable enough for humans that they will be able to suspend disbelief and act out their Wild West fantasies, and even fall in love and get married in the fantasy worlds for a mere $1,000 a day. But will technology ever reach the level where this is possible? Will robots ever resemble us so much that they could be mistaken for humans?
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9/27/09-
Futuristic Technology: Expensive Wonders of Transport
Whether you have dreams of becoming the next James Bond or simply want to take advantage of the latest advancements in technology, transportation is certainly coming a long way. Although the cutting-edge modes of transportation listed in this article, such as the personal hovercraft, are highly expensive, you can still dream, can't you?
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9/24/09-
Scientist Promises Immortality Programs to Begin in 25 Years
Raymond Kurzweil is an inventor, scientist, and futurist who says that in the next 25 years, mankind will have the technology to keep bodies alive virtually indefinitely. Many hearing this claim will remember the claims made of flying cars (which won't be coming out until 2011), and moon bases (which we are still waiting for), but Dr. Kurzweil is one of the rare futurists that has been surprisingly accurate with his predictions thus far.
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9/23/09-
Welcome to the Future! Here's Your Flying Car!
It seems that the Federal Aviation Authority is cooperating with science fiction to create the symbol of the future that we have all coveted since we first laid eyes on the stylized streamlined pictures of the "World of Tomorrow." I am talking of course, about the flying car.
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3/28/09-
Green Technology Highlights – March 2009
From turning the TV off before you doze off into nighttime slumber or taking your old batteries to a recycling center, every small step you take in fighting global warming or treating the environment a little better can help preserve the planet in the distant future. In this article, you will encounter a handful of technological wonders that can help you save money and energy.
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3/28/09-
The Futuristic Side of Sustainability
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Green technology is the future, as an increasing amount of people are realizing that taking care of the environment means ensuring there is a planet left for future generations to enjoy. As scientists and designers are busy thinking of new and inventive ways to save energy and push the limits of sustainability, the imagery being produced is quite futuristic. In this article, you will encounter some of the plans that creative minds have dreamed up, as interest in green architecture continues to grow.
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3/28/09-
2009 Green Technology Highlights: March
From turning the TV off before you doze off into nighttime slumber or taking your old batteries to a recycling center, every small step you take in fighting global warming or treating the environment a little better can help preserve the planet in the distant future. In this article, you will encounter a handful of technological wonders that can help you save money and energy.
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3/17/09-
Is Solar Power Feasible?
Solar power is being acclaimed as the most dependable form of energy for the present and for many more years to come. Solar power is the energy of tomorrow. The greatest advantage that this solar power has is that it is based just on the sun and nothing else.
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3/16/09-
Electric Cars – The Shocking Truth!
First and foremost the fact that you need to think about is the cost of these cars – and the major contributor to this high cost is the battery that powers your car. Given the economic downturn and the way almost everything is getting costlier you may want to check if you really want to buy an electric car when you have to redo your budget for a whole lot of other necessary things.
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11/26/08-
Technology Headlines for November 2008
Whether you're eyeing the latest Blackberry or considering a laptop upgrade, following technology headlines could place you in the 'know' about the cutting-edge decision in the tech world to simple decisions that could affect the way you shop and interact with the world. In this article, you will find some of the technology-related news that has emerged throughout November 2008.
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11/17/08-
Advanced Technology Movie Trivia and Facts: "Minority Report" (2002)
We can only imagine what the future will bring when it comes to advanced technology. Let's take "Minority Report" for example. Eye scanning serves as a main method of identification in what is now the year 2054. Centered on the exploits of Chief John Anderton in Washington DC, you will learn that some technological advancements produce glitches that creates a living hell for some.
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4/25/07-
Mormon Inventors: Part One
While surfing the Internet, I came across an interesting website that I'd like to share some of its contents with you. The title of the page that I landed on was called, " Some Things Invented by Latter-day Saints (Mormons)." The compilation is quite interesting, which includes as array of common items that we use today on a regular basis. In this article, we will explore what extremely popular invention in the entertainment field that some people will say they just cannot live without.
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4/25/07-
Mormon Inventors: Part Two
Continuing the exploration of inventions attributed to members of the Church of Latter Day Saints, you will learn why rock-n-roll and heavy metal bands across the world should praise Alvino Rey. In this article, we will mention additional Mormon-related inventions, including important items that save lives, help bridge the communication gap, and allow us to cook certain foods.
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4/9/07-
Cold fusion - The Salvage from the Energy Crisis?
The original reports of cold fusion in an electrolytic cell in 1989 were met with rejection and ridiculing by most mainstream scientists. Since that time cold fusion has been amply confirmed by replicated experiments, and the phenomenon is by now recognized as something real by steadily more scientists.
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3/31/07-
Interesting Technology Headlines: March 2007
The next time you open the newspaper or surf the Internet, you might want to seek out the latest inventions and news to hit the public regarding the amazing world of technology. It is through a wealth of inventions that the products we use and rely on today have changed and morphed into something quite astonishing. When these items are available for the public to use, as they hit the shelves, they may quickly disappear simply because of our curiosity. Below you will learn of a few new inventions that may soon come to a store near you.
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3/31/07-
Technology Alert: How Small Is the Smallest Pair of Surgery Scissors?
If you don't follow the latest news regarding technological advancements, how will you ever know some of the inventive items available for your use? There are many products that are created that don't hit the mainstream because they do not fit into some of the frequently used items in the public. Keeping abreast in the changes associated with technology allows you to understand the power and capabilities of science and other realms that test the limits of human creativity. In this article, we will explore the ins and outs of an extremely small pair of scissors.
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1/31/07-
The Web of Tomorrow
By looking at the trends of today we can begin to develop a image of what the Web of the future will look like. Science fiction or reality? Here's the likely future for the Web that is both wondrous and frightening at the same time.
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11/26/06-
NEW Gravity Capacitor
I'm the Tom Kennedy who wrote those papers about the Gravity Capacitor that people posted all over the Internet.
I have some explaining to do.
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5/27/06-
Quantum computers, Introduction
Quantum computers, still at the state of prototype, will soon be able to surpass classic computers. Then we will need to change all our security systems due to the power of these new computers. Also, this new technology could be the beginning of new intelligences: the machines! This article introduces this new kind of computers.
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5/16/06-
Robots Are Replacing Humans
Robots are now able to perform tasks that even humans are not able to. They are also more intelligent and faster than humans in many areas. The future seem to be in favor of robots. They will probably replace humans in many occupations and jobs. Furthermore, they will soon be able to behave as human in social relation. Maybe they will replace social worker in few years.
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4/25/06-
Microchips
Microchips are electronic devices implanted in the bodies. They can store information about anything (money, health, identity, crime...). It make it really interesting as well as frightening. Government will have a far better control if all the population have these implants.
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4/1/06-
Technological Singularity
Singularity is a point in future where the rules of the present can't describe what will be next. The technological singularity is the point in the future where technology will dominate the humans. Humans' only chance to survive is to use technology to improve their own intelligence. Anyway, it seems obvious that computers will beat humans and won't need them anymore in the future, soon or later.
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9/30/05-
$100 Laptop Prototype Expected Soon
The founder of Massachusetts Institute Of Technology Media Labs, Nicholas Negroponte, is preparing the first prototype of the $100 Laptop. New renovations on an older product will impact the new computers performance, price, and durability. There will even be a crank to power it if electricity is scarce.
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7/28/05-
Magnetic Powered Perpetual Motor Invented In Russia
The inventor read more than a hundred books to gain necessary knowledge. For many times Vyacheslav gave up working on his project due to mental strain. Finally, he put all the parts together. The work took him just a week yet it took him 25 years to come up with the final version of the model.
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6/16/05-
Intelligent Robots Hold Conversation With Humans
Amazing Japanese robots continue striking our imagination. Legends about the artificial intelligence, which have supposedly been invented in secret Japanese labs, evoke superstitious fear with people. The story with intelligent machines may end according
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5/2/05-
Eddie Current Propulsion: magnetic, gravetic, and harmonics
After researching the electro-gravitational methods of Thomas Brown and other notables, we decided to go to work on the best way to get magnetic, gravetic, and harmonics to work for us. The harmonics we believe to be high points of energy, by which we draw on the lines of magnetic force.
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4/30/05-
Brain Microchips Becomming A Reality
Last year, in 2004, the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) approved the use of a human microchip that can ultimately monitor every detail on every human at all times. There have been talk for years about the upcoming microchip and the mark of the devil
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4/23/05-
Soundless Sound System Invented
The device has no speakers, or noise generating aparatus. He simply points a metal frequency emitter at a person, and the sound gets directed to that person. From what I understand one could actually control who hears the sound. Sound can be directed at one individual person.
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4/16/05-
Ancient Manuscripts Finally Legible With Infra-red Light
Thousands of ancient manuscripts and writings have been left behind, that were previously illegible with regular light. Great works, including 2000 year gospels, Information, and various other works have been locked away for the ages.
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4/16/05-
New microbe-controlling method using firefly technology
Moscow scientists developed a microbe-controlling method, which allows to find out the quantity of microbes living in air, water, or in a room of sterile conditions. Scientists used "living little lights" to ...
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4/4/05-
New Technologies For New Space Missions
In the near future we will probably use amazing cutting-age technologies that are now being developed in laboratories involved in the preparation of the first manned space mission to Mars
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4/2/05-
John Keeley's Mystery Motor
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"a device which disintegrates the etheric force that controls the atomic constitution of matter." Some scientists challenged him, some ignored him - all were skeptical
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3/26/05-
Sound Machine Heals Broken Bones
Broken bones heal with lightning speed thanks to a revolutionary new device that bombards the body with low-intensity sound waves. Arm and leg casts can be taken off up to a month earlier
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3/26/05-
Modem Noise Killer
With this circuit diagram, some basic tools including a soldering iron, and four or five components from Radio Shack, you should be able to cut the noise/garbage that appears on your computer's screen.
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3/26/05-
Non Linear Magnetic Effects Weapons
However, general policy for the field as a whole can be fairly discussed by limiting our attention to the case of strategic and tactical anti-personnel assault weapons.
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3/26/05-
Electronic Cleansing of Tissue
This is a "hypothetical" file based on observations, various books and papers, discussions, my own admittedly limited understanding, the file AGE7 and the file PAPIMI,
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3/26/05-
Build Dream Light Goggles
If you are working on inducing lucid dreams, dreamsigns become important. And the way to use dreamsigns is to take notice of common
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