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August 15, 2004 Dear Discoveries and Inventions Subscriber, We have several new articles to share with you. We have collected these over the last several weeks to share with you all at once. Please click on the links at each article to visit the articles on our website. Enjoy! WOULD YOU LIKE AN INCREDIBLE OPPORTUNITY? LEARN TO EARN $250K/YEAR WORKING FROM ANYWHERE P/T CALL: (US & CANADA) 888-217-3112 [24HR MESSAGE]. THINK IT??™S TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, DON??™T CALL! The Flash Dance of Attosecond X-Rays Berkeley Labs July 14, 2004 Chemistry starts with the movement of electrons, a motion that takes place in a matter of attoseconds ??” a timescale almost too small to comprehend. An attosecond is one billionth of a billionth of a second, and there are more attoseconds in a minute than there have been minutes in the history of the universe. http://www.discoveriesandinventions.com/articles/display_word.html?ID=253 Understanding the Weekend Effect Berkeley Labs July 14, 2004 Ever notice that weekends are smoggier than weekdays? Probably not, but Robert Harley has. He's one of a growing number of scientists who are studying why smog levels spike on weekends. http://www.discoveriesandinventions.com/articles/display_word.html?ID=255 Hawking Explains Black Hole U-turn July 22, 2004 Cosmologist Professor Stephen Hawking lost one of the most famous bets in scientific history this week after rejecting the 1975 black hole theory that helped make his name. http://www.discoveriesandinventions.com/articles/display_word.html?ID=254 Internet Phone Revolution is Upon Us July 22, 2004 In November, Andy Abramson, of San Diego, took his new Internet phone on a two-week business trip to Europe. He spent 18 hours calling friends and clients in Canada, Italy, France and the United States, an international dialing spree that would normally have set him back hundreds of dollars. But all that talking cost him just $13. http://www.discoveriesandinventions.com/articles/display_word.html?ID=256 Unique Observations of Newborn Star Provide Information on Solar System??™s Origin July 22, 2004 Newswise ??” A new study has caught a newborn star similar to the sun in a fiery outburst. X-ray observations of the flare-up, which are the first of their kind, are providing important new information about the early evolution of the sun and the process of planet formation. http://www.discoveriesandinventions.com/articles/display_word.html?ID=259 Mystery of Nanoparticles Concealed in the Blink of an Eye August 4, 2004 Newswise ??” Scientists at the University of Chicago have discovered a better way to measure a confounding property of microscopic high-tech particles called quantum dots. Quantum dots, also called nanocrystals, emit light in a rainbow of colors and are used in lasers, biological studies and other applications, but their tendency to blink hinders their technological value. Imagine the annoyance caused by a randomly flickering light bulb. http://www.discoveriesandinventions.com/articles/display_word.html?ID=257 Sun and Hydrogen 'to Fuel Future' 12 August, 2004 Capturing sunlight to make enough hydrogen fuel to power cars and buildings has been brought a step closer by a British research company. Hydrogen Solar says it has managed to convert more than 8% of sunlight directly into hydrogen with fuel cell technology it has specially developed. http://www.discoveriesandinventions.com/articles/display_word.html?ID=258 Best wishes for a wonderful enriching summer! The Staff Discoveries and Inventions http://www.discoveriesandinventions.com |
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