Science Etcetera, Marsday 20090224

Posted on 24th February 2009 by ideonexus in Science Etcetera
  • Building complex nano-structures with magnets.

    • New Nano-Structures

    New Nano-Structures
    Credit: Duke University
  • String Theory finally predicts an experimental result.
  • Researchers have constructed a crystal in such a way that causes its electrons to spin in a synchronized quantum dance that does not return to its original face with a 360 degree rotation, but requires two rotations to return to its original face, holding great promise for quantum computing.
  • A 200K-year-oldest-ever human hair found in fossilized hyena dung.
  • Darwin CHANGE Posters.

    • CHANGE

    CHANGE
  • High quality egg-protein provides sustained energy, muscle strength, and satiety.
  • Harnessing the incredible power stored within hamsters.
  • Seagulls watch each other to determine how alert or relaxed they should be.
  • Time Fountain – Optical Illusion



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    1. Wow that hyena dung story is fascinating. That is crazy how all the oldest mammal hairs have been found in carnivore feces, permafrost or amber.

      All this time I have been cleaning up after the dogs– I may have been throwing away future fossils!

      Comment by Vicky — February 24, 2009 @ 1:32 pm

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