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CSI—Crime Scene Investigators Using Hot Advances to Fight Crime—Three Unknown Technologies -
Steve Kovacs (4,800)     
Steve Kovacs  
During the last five years or so, some of the most popular television shows have been programs about crime scene investigations. The extremely popular show CSI Miami has spawned other crime investigative shows, which highlight scientific crime busting techniques. CSI stands for crime scene... ( added 3 days 14 hours ago.) |
Faster Than The Speed Of Light -
Jack Schick (430)   
One thing that has always bothered me is knowing that Man will never be able to travel to the stars. The distances are too great. The maximum speed limit in the Universe is the speed of light, about 186,000 miles per second. The current laws of physics do not permit us to travel faster. It sounds... ( added 8 days 23 hours ago.) |
More Unanswered Problems With Stellar Evolution -
 - Joel Hendon (30,406)    
Joel Hendon
As I've mentioned before, where did the gasses which theoretically existed so that some theoretical force could squeeze them together so cotton picking tight they exploded and formed into this unbelievably enormous universe, come from?
And where did the force originate? Unfortunately, we... ( added 13 days 21 hours ago.) |
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Wastewater Treatment Basics -
Jack Schick (430)
How many of you have thought about your sewer plant today? Probably not many. How many of you have taken advantage of your sewer plant's services today? I hope, most of you. You probably only think about it when the bill arrives or when your service is disrupted. That's the way it should be. Most... ( added 20 days 17 hours ago.) |
Crucial Info on Environmentally Safer Shipping and why it will help Save Earth -
- Richard Cochrane (48)
If you are thoughtful about the longevity of the environment you live in, and if you're fearful that the planet you will leave for future generations may be unliveable and if you're motivated toward doing your own bit to help preserving it one of the ways might be to utilize "environmentally... ( added 13 hours 35 minutes ago.) |
Current Implementations of IP Telephony for Home and Business -
- Ernest Mac (45)
Internet Protocol telephony or IP telephony has been in use for quite some time now. Bypassing the proprietary network by making use of the public internet promised free long distance calling for consumers. This provided great motivation for the growth of a new technology. Today, consumer VoIP... ( added 7 days 1 hour ago.) |
Pyramid Researchers -
- Matloob Thabal (212)  
Matloob Thabal
It should be noted that the lowest air temperature inside the Pyramid was minus 40C. After measuring water temperature inside the bottles showed that it was the same as the temperature of the air. But, the water was not freezing even when its temperature was -40C.
However, it was noted during... ( added 1 day 15 hours ago.) |
The Psychology of Showing Off -
Farouk Radwan (348) 
Most of us don't like showy people because we assume that they are arrogant and because they sometimes remind us of our low achievements.
From the outside showy people appear to be happy, possessing many things that others really want and sometimes superior, But what most people don't know is... ( added 9 days 10 hours ago.) |
Earthquake Rattles the Cayman Islands - Hedge Fund Capital of the World Rattled by Earthquake -
Kesha Coggins (327)
Beautiful sandy beaches and clear blue skies as far as the eye can see is all in a days work for the locals of Cayman Islands . Cayman Islands also known as the hedge fund center' found the tranquil lands of the island rocked to the core by an earthquake producing major tremors. However, the... ( added 19 days 11 hours ago.) |
Mnemocontact and Mnemocommunication -
IvanPetryshyn (210)
The concept of mnemocontact o mnemocommunication is well-known from many works and books, even the most ancient ones.
The very concept is about thinking about a person who is absent ( in absentia), as an immaginative communication, for emotinal, excitement or being-nervous or... ( added 21 hours 42 minutes ago.) |
The Science of Seedless – How You Can Genetically Engineer Grapes and Bananas to not Produce Seeds -
- Connor Davidson (8,139)   
Connor Davidson
Ask yourself when was the last time you took a bite of a fruit such as a grape or a banana and had to spit out the seeds? In fact when was the last time you ever bought seeded bananas or seeded grapes? I for one can't. And did you even know that bananas had seeds?
Obviously the bananas and the... ( added 54 days 22 hours ago.) |
Copenhagen Global Warming Conference: Why Didn't They Use Video Conferencing? -
- Mogama (32,136)  
Mogama
The credibility of the climate-change gods is on the line once again. Changing their verbiage from global warming to climate change cannot conceal whatever they are hiding. Following on the heels of email gate, which reveals that warm-earth activist scientists silenced certain voices that... ( added 63 days 14 hours ago.) |
Evolution: Proponents Against Themselves -
- Joel Hendon (30,406)
Joel Hendon
There are a number of reasons evolutionists are evolutionists. Some have heard, read and discussed it for years and believe it with all their hearts. Others are well paid scientists who recognize the areas of interest and methods that will continue their many millions of dollars in grants, so... ( added 116 days 4 hours ago.) |
Digital Cameras Must Be Alien Technology -
Mike Fak (5,201) 
Mike Fak
I never was one to take pictures. I remember in the 50s when dad went and bought a movie camera to go with the old box one we had. Mom was beside herself with fury at the price for the camera, projector, screen and all that other stuff one needed to show home movies. Actually she was mad until... ( added 161 days 4 hours ago.) |
Life: The Achilles Heel of Naturalism -
Jerry Boone (2,707)
How did life begin? Naturalists say it was all by chance: just the right materials happened to be at the just the right places under just the right circumstances. How feasible is this? Let's check it out. Biological requirements for Life Just how "simple" can a functioning organism get?... ( added 2 years 264 days ago.) |
How The Earth (and Life) May End: The Unseen Killer -
- Paul Schroeder (2,663)  
Paul Schroeder
"Some say the World will end in a bang; others say the Earth will die in a whisper." The planet that we live on is dependently grateful for the living light of its only sun. But this light that gives us life will soon turn against us. A planetary magnetic pole shift, episodic, less stable, is in... ( added 24 days 3 hours ago.) |
A Personal Study into Global Warming -
Nancy Daniels (1,544) 
Nancy Daniels
No, this is not a scientific study but a study done from my memories. Memories of living in South Jersey for more than 50 years, albeit a 16-year excursion to London, Ontario and much briefer hiatuses in Washington, DC as well as New York City.
Since all the debate over global warming, I have... ( added 28 days 6 hours ago.) |
War of the Worlds? NASA to Send CIA Agent and Pentagon Official to Mars -
Mark Parsec (20,834)   
Mark Parsec
Colonists on Mars ( Public Domain Image ) NASA has chosen potential candidates for what could be its first manned mission to Mars in 2015. Of the 3,500 individuals that applied for the training program fourteen have been selected, nine from the United States, three from Canada and two from Japan.... ( added 54 days 12 hours ago.) |
Perhaps Global Warming Isn't As Dire As We Think -
- Richard Vail (877)   
Richard Vail
It is possible that the threat of global warming isn't nearly as dire as certain people would have us believe. By stepping back and taking a hard look at the only lasting record of world wide tempuratures we have using ice cores from Antarctica as well as from Greenland, we can develop a picture... ( added 61 days 5 hours ago.) |
Celebrate America Recycles Day On Nov. 15 -
Stephany Springer (40,965) 
Stephany Springer
America Recycles Day is Nov. 15. I have to admit that this day means more to me this year then it ever has in the past. At my own home this year, we have gotten a new trash service. With that new service came a recycle bin that we can put out each week. I was shocked by the accompanied list at... ( added 105 days 2 hours ago.) |
Greener Than Thou -
- Missing Link (561) 
Missing Link
In walking around the neighborhood, I don't see much evidence that anyone is particularly concerned about global warming, drought conditions, or living green. I see the same lawns being sprinkled by the same sprinklers in the middle of the day. I see the same wires running all over the place... ( added 196 days 14 hours ago.) |
Scientists May Learn Something New -
- Joel Hendon (30,406)
Joel Hendon
Most accuse me of constantly denigrating scientists. Not true. I only denigrate the ones who already know it all and will not listen to anyone who disagrees with them. Even from among their own colleagues. They have a habit of, whenever something new is discovered, immediately forming their... ( added 1 year 130 days ago.) |
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How To Anticipate the Unexpected -
- Philip Yaffe (807) 
According to the adage, "Travel is broadening". In other words, when you leave your home and go somewhere else, your mind will expand because of the differences you will see. For me, the most valuable, mind-expanding differences are not the big ones that you might be prepared for by reading and... ( added 1 year 166 days ago.) |
McCain's Smokey Speech Clogs the Sacramento Valley -
Missing Link (561)
Missing Link
I saw something the other day that made me think the end is near. The exclusive Porsche dealer on Interstate 80 had signs on all its shiny, expensive sports cars that indicated the thriftiness of the cars' miles per gallon. Today reading the newspaper my feeling was only reinforced. John McCain... ( added 1 year 229 days ago.) |
Born With a Green Conscience -
- David Tanguay (10,958) 
David Tanguay
When it comes to the environment one thing, I can say and this is true. Ever since I was a child, I had a very conscientious attitude when it came to protecting the environment. As a child even when I walked on the sidewalk, if I would open a candy bar, I would crumple and put the wrapper in my... ( added 1 year 257 days ago.) |
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